Wish: Indigo Ballet Series, Book #1
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But Jesse is the least of IndigoтАЩs concerns. When she discovers her mom is an alcoholic, it simultaneously explains everything and heaps more worry on IndigoтАЩs shoulders. As her momтАЩs behavior becomes increasingly erratic, Indigo fights to maintain balance, protect her younger brothers from abuse, and keep her mother from going over the edge. When the violence at home escalates, Indigo realizes she can no longer dance around the issue. At the risk of losing everything, she must take matters into her own hands before itтАЩs too late.
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Grier began ballet lessons at age five and left home at fourteen to study at the School of American Ballet in New York. She has performed on three out of seven continents with companies such as San Francisco Ballet, Miami City Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet, totaling more than thirty years of experience as a dancer, teacher and performer.
Her work has been praised as тАЬpoignant and honestтАЭ with тАЬemotional hooks that penetrate deeply.тАЭ She writes and blogs about dance in the San Francisco Bay Area and has interviewed and photographed a diverse collection dancers and performers including Clive Owen, Nicole Kidman, Glen Allen Sims and Jessica Sutta. She is the author of┬аBuild a Ballerina Body┬аand┬аThe Daily Book of Photography. GrierтАЩs work has also appeared in┬аConscious Dancer,Discovery Girls,┬аSkipping Stones, and┬аDance Advantage, among others.
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