Tasha the Tap Dance Fairy
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Fantasy
Format
Paperback
Pages
80
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2007
Publisher
Orchard Books
ISBN-10
1846164931
ISBN-13
9781846164934
Description
In a world where magic intertwines with talent, Tasha, the Tap Dance Fairy, brings rhythm and joy to the Fairyland. With her enchanting ability to spread the love of dance, she brings a sparkle to the lives of fairy folk and children alike. However, trouble brews when Tasha's magical tap shoes go missing, jeopardizing the upcoming Dance Festival that unites all fairies.
As the clouds of despair gather, a brave duo embarks on a mission to help Tasha recover her beloved shoes. Their journey takes them through whimsical realms filled with vibrant characters and unexpected challenges. As they navigate this enchanting world, they discover the true power of friendship, teamwork, and the magic of dance.
Through captivating prose and delightful imagery, this story invites readers into a lively celebration of dance and the spirit of resilience. The bond formed among the characters teaches valuable lessons about believing in oneself and the joy that comes from sharing one’s talents with others.
As the clouds of despair gather, a brave duo embarks on a mission to help Tasha recover her beloved shoes. Their journey takes them through whimsical realms filled with vibrant characters and unexpected challenges. As they navigate this enchanting world, they discover the true power of friendship, teamwork, and the magic of dance.
Through captivating prose and delightful imagery, this story invites readers into a lively celebration of dance and the spirit of resilience. The bond formed among the characters teaches valuable lessons about believing in oneself and the joy that comes from sharing one’s talents with others.
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