"At turns riveting, hilarious and bittersweet, Bunheads provides a backstage pass into the world of elite New York City ballet dancers. I got swept up in their routines and habits, their triumphs and disappointments, and their deep friendships, which thrive even in the face of fierce competition. This is at once a romantic page-turner and a thoughtful exploration of just how much true artists are willing to give up for their art." ( J. Courtney Sullivan, New York Times bestselling author of Commencement and Maine
"In Bunheads, author Sophie Flack takes readers into all the drama, camaraderie, disappointment, jealousy, exultation, and physical and emotional pain in the life of a corps ballet dancer for a prestigious New York ballet company. . . Ms Flack writes with absolutely authority about a lifestyle she herself lived for nine years, and about what happens when lifelong dreams collide with the needs of the heart. " ( Lurlene McDaniel, author of Breathless and A Rose for Melinda
Normally, I do not read Young Adult literature as I find my interests lie in the more historical category, but I thought I would share this book with you all as it seems promising. For those of you with a long ballet history (like me), this book sounds quite interesting and undoubtedly scandalous- to some degree
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