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Ballet Shoes
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Ballet Shoes

Novel for children by British author Noel Streatfield (1895-1986), published in 1936, which describes the dancing careers of three adopted children, Pauline, Petrova, and Posy Fossil, brought up in London by a wealthy guardian. This story marked the birth of the career-novel genre, which she continued in Tennis Shoes (1937) and White Boots (1951).



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