Ballet Bunnies

by | Mar 15, 2022 | Schools News, News

One girl, four bunnies and a wonderful dancing adventure!

Join aspiring ballet dancer, Millie and her bunny friends as they learn to dance together. Learning a new skill can be hard but when you’ve got friends like the ballet bunnies every day is a new adventure! This new series from Swapna Reddy and Binny Talib is perfect for early readers and children who are learning a new skill.

When Millie is waiting to be picked up at the end of her first ballet lesson, she discovers the Ballet Bunnies! They live hidden in the ballet school, using what they find to make their home—ballet shoes for beds, upside down cups for tables—and secretly take the ballet classes with the humans. Maybe the ballet bunnies can help Millie master some news ballet skills after all!

  • A series with huge, cute appeal—prepare to be charmed by Millie and her fluffy friends.
  • Feel-good friendship stories, packed with positivity.
  • Ideal for early years reading and fans of ballet.
  • Visually striking full-colour illustrations throughout.

Click the link below to view our sample chapter and activity pack:
To find out more about each title in the series click here:

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