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Trisha Brown: Dance and Art in Dialogue, 1961-2001 by Hendel Teicher,

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The first book of this new series is now in paperback. For 10-year-old Ellie Brown, an American girl living in London, ballet isn't just a dream, it's become a way of life--and Ellie will stop at nothing to achieve her dream of performing for Britain's premier dance company.
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