Can you recommend some ballet fiction books?

Sure. 'Ballet Shoes' by Noel Streatfeild is a great one. It follows the lives of three adopted sisters who study ballet.

'The Swan Maiden' by Jules Watson is also a good choice. It has a touch of fantasy along with ballet themes. The story takes the reader on a journey where ballet is intertwined with a magical and mythical plot, which is different from the more realistic portrayals in other ballet - themed books.

Another one is 'Ballerina: Sex, Scandal, and Suffering Behind the Symbol of Perfection'. This book delves deep into the world of ballet. It not only showcases the beauty of ballet but also the hardships and behind - the - scenes drama that ballerinas often face. It gives a very comprehensive view of the ballet world through a fictional lens.

I would suggest 'Center Stage' - related books. They often have fictional elements that revolve around the lives of ballet dancers, their struggles, and their dreams in the ballet world. The stories are full of passion, competition, and the love for dance.

Sure. 'Ballet Shoes' is a great start. It's easy to read and tells an inspiring story about three girls in ballet. Another one is 'A Very Young Dancer' which gives a simple and engaging look at a young dancer's start in ballet. 'Center Stage' is also good as it shows the basic challenges and joys of a beginner in the ballet world.

There is also 'Center Stage' which is based on the lives of ballet students at a competitive school. It's a fictional portrayal that shows the intense training, the rivalries, and the romances that can happen within the ballet community. It gives a great insight into the world of ballet dancers.

There is a fictional story where a young girl discovers her love for ballet in a small town. She overcomes many obstacles, including lack of proper training facilities and financial difficulties. This story shows how ballet can transform a person's life. In addition, some short stories in anthologies might also be about ballet in a fictional setting, for example, those that explore the dreams and struggles of ballet dancers through fictional characters.

One great children's book in this category is 'Angelina Ballerina' by Katharine Holabird. It tells the story of a young mouse who dreams of becoming a ballerina and her adventures in the ballet world.

One is 'Center Stage' which gives a great look into the lives of ballet students and the competitiveness in the ballet world.

One great picture book about ballet stories is 'Angelina Ballerina'. It follows the adventures of a little mouse named Angelina who loves to dance ballet. The illustrations are charming and really bring the ballet world to life for young readers.