Dance, Belle, Dance!
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| Rating | : | 4.52 (916 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0128OOOMA |
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| Number of Pages | : | 356 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
As you follow Belle on her riveting journey, you'll be captivated by her beauty and grace. Dance, Belle, Dance! is the touching story of a young girl, Belle Andrews, who was born with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Her creative spirit soars as a gifted ballerina. Yet she refuses to be limited by her challenges. Dance, Belle, Dance! is a must-have for those who* have special needs* struggle to fit in * are bullied in school* embrace their children's unique qualities* teach and desire to reach out to the underdogs * want to learn about a courageous girl's struggles with ADHD. Her inability to focus in the classroom creates many obstacles and her immaturity results in social miscues, which her peers don't understand
Patience and Growth Beth A. Bishop This fictional account is so aptly written that the reader finishes feeling he has lived and grown with the the Andrews family. With the parents and embarrassed older sister, we learn why Belle is such a challenge, how best to help her with school, and how to encourage her strengths. From kindergarten to middle school, Belle and her older sister, Macey, will keep you wondering, "What next?" Belle's ADHD is the challenge. Excellent doctors and nurturing teachers . Todd Fruchey said This would be a great read for any upper elementary teacher trying to create an empathetic classroom environment.. Dance, Belle, Dance! is an emotional and heartwarming story with a new and fresh perspective. From the sister's viewpoint, this story is an account of what life is like living with someone with ADHD. From the beginning until the end, this story continually has you rooting for the underdog. As Belle learns to manage ADHD and cope socially at school, this story will touch the lives of all who read it especially those whom have endured any type of medical or emotio. as the life of Belle is unwrapped and she discovers her love for dancing "Dance, Belle, Dance", the first fictional book written by Beth Huffman is as fascinating as her others. The story opens the reader's mind to real life experiences of an ADHA child and those around her. The account is told through the older sibling 's thoughts which resonate as genuine. The characters come to life as the reader feels anger, concern, dismay, frustration, hopelessness, sympathy, and finally pride, as the life of Belle is unwrapped and she discover