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EXPLORESUGGESTED READINGSBelow is a list of books related to this performance that the Ann Arbor District Library helped create.Elementary + Middle School: Non-Fiction• Dance!: No Matter What Kind of Dance You like to do, this Book is for You by Apryl Lundsten• José!: Born to Dance: The Story of José Limón by Susanna Reich• Imagine That! It’s Modern Dance, Sorine by Stephanie Riva• How Can You Dance? by Rick Walton• Legends of American Dance and Choreography by Carin T. Ford• Edgar Degas: Paintings that Dance by Maryann Cocca-Leffler• Martha Graham, a Dancer’s Life by Russell FreedmanElementary + Middle School: Fiction• Can you Dance, Dalila? by Virginia L Kroll• Dancing Shoes by Noel Streatfeild• Tanya and the Red Shoes by Patricia Lee Gauch• Ballet Magic by Nancy Robison• Rosie’s Ballet Slippers by Susan Hampshire• Presenting Tanya, the Ugly Duckling by Patricia Lee Gauch• Belinda, the Ballerina by Amy YoungAdult Books (with Teen Appeal): Non-Fiction• The Erick Hawkins Modern Dance Technique by Renata Celichowska• Ailey Spirit: the Journey of an American Dance Company by Robert Tracy• African-American Concert Dance: The Harlem Renaissance and Beyond by John O. Perpener• Appreciating Dance: A Guide to the World’s Liveliest Art by Harriet R. Lihs• Deep Song: The Dance Story of Martha Graham by Ernestine Stodelle• Prime Movers: The Makers of Modern Dance in America by Joseph H. Mazo• Conditioning for Dance by Eric N. Franklin46 UMS 09-10