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Original Title:	Ivy and Bean: Doomed to Dance
ISBN:	0811862666 (ISBN13: 9780811862660)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Ivy & Bean #6

Ivy and Bean: Doomed to Dance (Ivy & Bean #6)

Annie Barrows

Hardcover | Pages: 129 pages

Rating: 4.15 | 2788 Users | 142 Reviews

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Title	:	Ivy and Bean: Doomed to Dance (Ivy & Bean #6)
Author	:	Annie Barrows
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 129 pages
Published	:	October 14th 2009 by Chronicle Books (first published April 1st 2009)
Categories	:	Childrens. Chapter Books. Fiction

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Finally! After begging their parents for ballet lessons, Ivy and Bean finally get what they want...well, not exactly. Much to their surprise, it turns out ballet lessons do not include karate chops and roundhouse kicks to the villain's heart. The girls have no interest in learning how to dance gracefully, but they promised their parents they would finish the entire ballet course! When it comes time for Ivy and Bean to participate in the ocean-themed class recital, the girls must figure out a way to get out of it without breaking their promises.

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Oh Ivy and Bean... the things you get up to! This time, they want to take ballet classes so they can kick peoples heads off or wave their fingers gracefully. Beans mom somehow knows theyll be sick of it after a week, but she makes them a deal- you can do it, but no quitting and no complaining. The girls are sure theyll love it, so they agree. You can guess what happens ;)Normally I listen to these books, but I read this one. The pictures are adorable, but I missed the narrator (she really does a

- This book was pretty funny. I love that Ivy and Bean wanted to take ballet because they read about a gruesome scene from a ballet. Ha!- It was funny to read about Ivy and Bean trying to get locked in the aquarium too. They have some fun shenanigans. - I can't believe Gnome and I are still reading these. I think I need a break though.

Ivy and Bean are two girls who start out thinking they are opposites (in Book 1) but become best friends. Bean is the shorter, darker one. She loves practical jokes, uses "bad" (for a 7-year-old) language, loves mud, the outdoors, and playing Starving Orphans. Ivy is a soft-spoken redhead who always wears dresses and loves to read. Together they make a formidable team.This is Book 6. It all begins when Ivy's grandmother sends her a book about ballet. Ivy and Bean quickly become fascinated with

Ivey and bean were best friends and begged their parents to let them join a ballet class. Their parents knew that they would start ballet and then hate it and want to quit. That's exactly what happened. They learned that ballet was graceful and didn't have karate in it, but they both promised they would finish the course. They were then told that they would be the squids in the performance and they did not like that idea. Bean came up with the idea of running away from the class during their

After months of begging, the girls' parents have finally decided to let them take ballet lessons. But when Ivy and Bean find out what ballet class is really like (i.e. they're not going to immediately jump into Giselle and instead must impersonate kittens) they're ready to quit. Except they promised their parents they would finish the class with NO complaining. But that won't stop the two friends from trying to find a way out. Review questions for this book are available in the Nothing But Kids

Dont we all know kids who have begged, and I mean begged, for something? A puppy? a new toy? a glittering pair of shoes? Ivy and Bean, stars of the wildly popular chapter book series by Berkeley author Annie Barrows, are sure that ballet class is the perfect activity for them. They have seen amazing pictures of ballet dancers - Giselle kicks her pointed toe so fiercely toward the duke that shes surely going to snap his head off! What kid wouldnt want to do that?! So Ivy and Bean beg and beg and

Ivy + Bean: Doomed to Dance, would have been more interesting if their grandmother had been allowed to come back into the picture periodically, other than at the very beginning to take the blame for getting the two interested in the ballet. The plot was not interesting, and the two characters were not developed at all, except what might be gleaned from the dialogue. And the illustrations were not very well inspired, just good enough for children, I'm guessing the illustrator thought. Ive and