Engelberta thinks she can't dance. She can't even skip. Her left foot thinks it's her right one. Her right foot thinks it's her left one. Her arms jiggle about out of time like an octopus' tentacles. Her feet don't have beat and she just can't dance. Engelberta can't find her feet.

This book has been graded for interest at 5-8 years.

There are 28 pages in this book. This book was published 2018 by Lulu. com .

Josie can't dance, but she can boogie. and write! She grew up in a country town where the drizzly weather made her imagination sparkle on paper. From age nine she shelved her homemade books in the school library and received her first rejection letter from Golden Books at thirteen. Decades later, Josie now has over twenty published fiction books on those shelves. Josie has been internationally published and writes non-fiction resources on Autism under the pseudonym of Santomauro. Josie has been internationally published and writes non-fiction resources on Autism under the pseudonym of Santomauro. www. booksbyjosie. com. au Andr a Peixoto Emmerick I was born and raised in Johannesburg South Africa, where I studied and gained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Graphic Design at The Design School of Southern Africa, Illustration has always been my passion, starting from when I was young with comic books and later turning to Children's books where the are was so beautiful and diverse and so sparked an ongoing dream to become a children's book illustrator. Following my dreams I founded my own company Blue Monkey Illustration with which I could focus on illustration as well as Graphic design. Apart from Illustration my other passion is a Brazilian martial art Capoeira with which I met my husband and together to it, we have dedicated a greater part of our lives, which too surprisingly contributed, to my growth in illustration and working more with children. After founding my company I moved to Brazil to get married, I am now happily pursuing my dream here.