From sunrise to sunset, Annabelle can't keep her feet from moving. She's worn out her mother's linoleum. She's danced a hole in the schoolhouse floor. She's danced a ridge into Creek Road that causes Mr. Harville T. Stone's tire to blow. Even Mrs. Ethel Pontoon's chickens are upset. They refuse to lay eggs as long as Annabelle keeps dancing. It seems Annabelle has turned the entire town topsy-turvy with her terpsichore. Now the citizens have banded together to stop Annabelle once and for all! But the people of Fiddler's Creek are in for a big surprise when they try to cure Annabelle's Tap-Dance Fever.

 

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2005 by Boyds Mills Press .

Pat Brisson is the author of the Christopher Award-winning The Summer My Father Was Ten. She lives in Phillipsburg, New Jersey. Nancy Cote has illustrated many books, including her own, "It Feels Like Snow. "She lives in Somerset, Massachusetts"