SuitabookBelonging and suspicion
Ashley is new at Silver Shoes and must convince the other girls that she is not a spy from a rival school.
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Samantha-Ellen Bound - Author
A dance-centred story about Ashley finding a possible place among new peers, then facing the painful possibility that family money problems could interrupt the activity she loves.
Can Ashley, the new girl at Silver Shoes, find a way to keep dancing the style she loves? After managing to convince the other girls that she isn't a spy from rival school Dance Art, Ash feels like she is finally starting to fit in at Silver Shoes. It's love at first dance when Ash decides to do hip hop classes, and soon she is popping and locking as though she's been doing it all her life. But when her family's financial troubles mean that she might not be able to continue the lessons, Ash's dreams are shattered. How is she meant to 'hit it' when her mum can't even afford to buy her new dance shoes?
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA dance-centred story about Ashley finding a possible place among new peers, then facing the painful possibility that family money problems could interrupt the activity she loves.
Ashley is new at Silver Shoes and must convince the other girls that she is not a spy from a rival school.
Ashley loves hip hop and quickly takes to popping and locking, but family financial troubles may stop her lessons and prevent new dance shoes being bought.
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