Lorna Hill Libri

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Inspired by swift's incredible 22,000-mile migration journey, this is a moving story about leaving home and finding the courage to overcome immeasurable odds.

What happened before at Sadler's Wells will definitely interest those who read and enjoyed the first persons account of the young ballerina's first year as a Sadler's Wells student. In this book, earlier in time than the other, the famous ballet school is as yet an unaccomplished reality for enthusiastic Veronica. With her father recently dead, Veronica's intimate narrative tells how she is sent to stay with her wealthy cousins, Caroline and Fiona, who live in Newcastle, and how she met her own distant cousin, Sebastian, on the train going north. With Caroline, Fiona and Sebastian - who intends to be a musician, Veronica's year is full of escapades, squabbles and hard work. Allowed to take lessons, she is finally "seen" in a performance and promised an audition. The climax is an exciting race to get to London in time for the show. Breathless but relatively discerning. In A Dream of Sadler's Wells, 14-year-old Veronica is suddenly uprooted from her life in London and the ballet classes she loves so much when her father dies. Now she has to move away to live with mean relatives. How will she cope?

This edition includes all Lorna Hill's wonderful original illustrations, reproduced in black and white

Veronica Weston begins studying at the famed Sadler's Wells Ballet School in London where she makes friends and rivals.

Collects A Dream of Sadler's Wells and Veronica at the Wells.

Ella Sordy, now using her real name Ella Rosetti is the delight of the Sadlers Wells and her future as a brilliant ballerina seems assured. Suddenly, she is struck down by illness - an illness so grave that only the presence of her own Prince Charming can call her back from her delirium.