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Cassie was very small when her mother, the prima donna dancer of the Sand Faeries, disappeared on the night of the Great Sandstorm nine years ago. Since then, the Supreme Sand Faerie has forbidden any dune dancing. But then Cassie discovers that the Sandringham Dance School is going to reopen, and she is desperate to win a place. Not only does she love dancing, but this might give her the opportunity to find out what really happened to her mother all those years ago.
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Cassandra Marramgrass sneaked away from her birthday tea party. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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Cassandra Marramgrass sneaked away from her birthday tea party. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading Sand Dancers. It brought back memories of the adventure stories I read as a child and I would recommend it to schools to add to their libraries. It captured my imagination as I was immediately curious to know what had happened to Cassandra Marramgrass's (the main character) mother, Marina Marramgrass 'the finest prima dune dancer ever'. The characters were given depth and were quite spirited as they were taught, under the tutelage of Madame Rosa at the Sandringham Dance School, to become great sand dancers. I finished the book wishing that I had the sequel to hand, ready to continue with Cassie's adventures.
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