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Reach for this book when your toddler is showing interest in dance or is about to start their very first structured group activity. It is the perfect tool to demystify the unknown and build excitement for a new routine. The story follows Bea and her diverse group of friends as they go through the motions of a ballet class, from putting on leotards to the final bow. Through simple language and bright, collage-style illustrations, the book highlights the joy of movement, the importance of listening to a teacher, and the fun of being part of a group. It is a gentle introduction that focuses on the sensory experience of dance and the confidence that comes with learning new words and movements. Parents will find it an ideal way to build vocabulary and set positive expectations for social environments.