PDF Brothers Have Talent, Too (Perfect Balance Gymnastics, #4) Writen By Melisa Torres

Brothers Have Talent, Too (Perfect Balance Gymnastics, #4)

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Alexis is the youngest sibling in a large Mormon family of five children. With four athletic brothers, it?s hard to stand out. Even gymnastics isn?t her own thing. Her brother, Drew, is a gymnast too. When her school announces a talent show Alexis decides this is her chance to shine. She asks her teammates at Perfect Balance Gymnastics Academy to be in the show with her. Together they work hard to create a dazzling gymnastics and dance routine. But Alexis? plans are shattered when she learns her teammates aren't allowed in the show. What will she do? Teach the routine to friends at school? Perform a solo? Whatever she decides she must act fast. Alexis turns to her brothers for help. But do they have enough talent to help her stay in the show? The Perfect Balance Gymnastics Series is a children's chapter book series. Perfect Balance Gymnastics Books teach girls to be kind to each other, flexible in life, courageous, strong, and most of all, confident. The books set the reader in the

Book Detail :

Author : Melisa Torres

Pages : 172 pages

Publisher : BookBaby

Language : eng

ISBN-10 : 1543905595

ISBN-13 : 9781543905595

 
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