Langston is a basketball player who fell in love with ballet after attending an Alvin Ailey performance with his mom. He adored dance so much, he leaped and twirled everywhere. When a bully said, "boys don't dance like that," Langston looked visibly hurt, but confidently replied "I've seen them." A beautiful reminder to not lose sight of your dreams.

This rhyming book features a class full of boys in their ballet class. Readers will also learn dance terms like pirouette, jeté, and plié.

Kai's family gets ready for Aunt Nina's wedding. Kai is worried because Granddad gives everyone a nickname based on their dance moves. So Kai's brother, sister and even dad try to teach Kai new moves.

Street performers, Rudy and Randy, attract a crowd while they do a dance battle.

An African-American version of the German fairy tale, 12 Dancing Princesses.