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The Ballerinas

by Rachel Kapelke-Dale

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2021
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351
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The narrator is a former dancer with the Paris Opera Ballet who was born in Paris and lived there until she was twenty-three. An email from Nathalie offering to take her back leads her to think about returning.

She remembers her mother teaching her first position at the barre when she was three, her two best friends and sixty-four performances of Swan Lake, and she now calls Paris an empty stage.

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Rachel Kapelke-Dale

Rachel Kapelke-Dale lives in Paris and writes fiction, memoir, and satire. Years of intensive ballet training gave the American author direct knowledge of the discipline later used in The Ballerinas, her fiction debut. St. Martin's Press published the novel in 2021.

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First published
2021
Reading time
About 8 hours
Pages
351
Language
English
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