Sugar Plum Celeste and the Big Book of Ballet

Celeste is excited to start practicing ballet until a friend shows up to watch her dance. Is learning a new skill set worth being so uncomfortable?

The experts in Celeste's ballet book are giving conflicting advice. How can a fairy make progress when the instructions aren't clear?

Celeste is ready to get serious about studying ballet. That means buying all the right gear, doesn't it?

Celeste is allergic to some flowers in her garden; they are making her so sleepy! Should she practice today, or just take a nap?

Celeste can't find an idea for her Free Dance today, no matter how hard she tries. Where do ideas come from anyways?

Keep Out, Dancer at Work! There are no ballet teachers around, so who else could possibly contribute to Celeste's dance education?

When Celeste compares herself to other dancers, practicing doesn't feel fun. She'll be happy when she's finally Good Enough, won't she?

Celeste isn't worried about a few little sugar plums affecting her practice. The sugar will give her energy, won't it?

When a storm rolls over the garden, Celeste's friends don't seem to share her dismay. Could the challenging weather actually be a hidden opportunity?

Celeste can't find any stories about older fairies. Are we allowed to write our own stories?