Happy FeetOn March 12, 1926, the doors of the Savoy Ballroom swung open in Harlem. It was a night to remember, when blacks and whites, rich and poor, all came together to dance! This inspiring story of the world famous dancing palace and home of the Lindy Hoppers is told from a father to his son, Happy Feet. It's Happy Feet's favorite story after all, he was born on the very night the Savoy opened. And he hopes that one day he'll make his own dancing debut at

But it seems Joan Lurie might be the one who has the answers

He introduces characters and incidents with his unusual literary style and grace

which by the end of the book is back in business

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This limited 25th anniversary edition features a new introduction from the author and a special journal to help you materialize your highest desires

replacing Einstein with Shakespeare

and is sure to thrill fans

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