Dance Like a Star

Anastasia Drobnina is a modern writer, author of novels, detective stories, and tales for children and adults. Most often, the main characters in A. Drobnina's works are gypsies, and this is not surprising, as the writer grew up not far from a gypsy settlement, made friends with her peers from the village, and even learned to speak the Kotlyar dialect. The gypsies also play a role in the novel Dance Like a Star. Lera Strepetova has a very strange admirer, Roman. For two years now, since the guy joined their class, he has not taken his eyes off her, watching and remaining silent. The girl has even stopped paying attention to it. She lived her life, sewed herself beautiful clothes, and dreamed of learning to dance. And unexpectedly, her big dream began to come true. Lera became a student of Roman's grandmother, a famous artist of the gypsy theater. Lera has to master dance routines and deal with Roman's looks and his complex character. For middle school age.