Polly Pigtails #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBased on the visible pages, this anthology issue contains at least two stories: "Susan's Alert Mind" follows a girl who encounters a runaway airplane and devises a plan to help by signaling the aircraft back to the airfield using school funds she discovered; and "All Because of Beautiful" (continued from page 21) chronicles a narrator's misadventure when her dog disrupts a cat show, leading to the prize money being scattered and lost, causing family turmoil. Additionally, a biographical feature presents Anna Pavlova, the celebrated Russian ballerina, describing her escape during a flood, her popularity with Hollywood stars and American audiences, and showcasing several of her famous ballet costumes including the Snowflake, Swan, and Dragonfly roles.
Susan's model plane goes missing during a race at the Oakley School, leading her on a chase that uncovers far more than a runaway aircraft—she stumbles upon the stolen school funds and must use her wits to alert her friend Polly Pilot and the authorities. With Polly serving as a judge at the competition, the two young aviators find themselves at the heart of recovering the money and catching the thieves responsible.
On Her Toes traces the remarkable life of Anna Pavlova, a girl born in poverty-stricken St. Petersburg who overcomes illness and social hardship after a magical first glimpse of ballet transforms her future. From her determined entry at the Imperial Ballet School through years of rigorous training, the story follows her ascent to prima ballerina and her triumphant career across the globe, celebrated for her artistry, courage, and grace. A true biography of how one small girl's dream became the world's greatest gift to dance.
When a grown-up offers Janie an empty oatmeal box, she discovers it can become something special with a little creativity and help. Together they transform the cardboard into a charming doll's stool, complete with fabric covering and a gathered skirt—learning that the best playthings sometimes come from what you already have at home.
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