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Dansen Tussen De Sterren (2014)

by Sarah Rubin(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Historical Fiction

publisher

The House of Books Kids

review 1: Someday Dancer by Sarah Rubin was the best book I have ever read. It really inspired me, but also made me sob. Casey had a dream and raced after in but in the middle their are a few obstacles. This book made me cry because someone so close died in her family. She was going to give up dance because it gave her to much pain, but her teacher made her. This book appeals to me because I love dance, ballet, and I have a dream to do it as a career on day, too. My two favorite characters were Gran and Casey. Casey was the main character, and her family was poor but that didn't stop her. I recommend this to anyone who is into ballet. I loved this books, and I will most likely read it again over the summer. I give this a 100 star rating.
review 2: To be honest, I thoug... moreht this was going to be a little cheesy. Awwww, a poor girl wants to be a dancer? And yeah, okay, so maybe part of it was. But it wasn't instant gratification. It was about how dreams take a lot of work to accomplish, how sometimes disappointments will happen, but we need to work through them anyway, and how sometimes dreams change in ways you never expected.It was about the amount of emotion we put into art--painting and dancing in this story--and how that emotion is what makes it so amazing. It was about grief, and how we can't let it drown us.The characters were pretty easy to relate to, and the author had me rooting for Casey from page one. We did have a cliche antagonist at first, but I appreciated how the author turned it around and showed us some change, some growth in that character. Overall, it was a pretty well-done story and despite only having danced in the privacy of my bedroom, I enjoyed it. less

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