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Ballroom Dancing is For Wimps

Ballroom Dancing is For Wimps

Ballroom Dancing is For Wimps

Rachel Wilson

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Editorial:
Xlibris
Año de edición:
2016
Materia
Danza
ISBN:
9781524524869
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Adamant that Ballroom Dancing is for wimps, young Fred Astaire decides to take a beginner's ballroom dancing class to prove he isn't a wimp. He realizes ballroom dancing takes hard work and dedication and many people of all ages, including the Queen of England dance. Ballroom dancing, Fred discovers, is definitely NOT for wimps.

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