Welcome back to Alana's world - dancing is her number one passion. But everyone at school prefers pop stars to ballroom stars. Can she and her best friend, Meena, pull off a great routine for the school review?
Soon enough, a trip to Mademoiselle Coco's Costume Emporium has Alana on another magical dance adventure, this time doing the coolest street dancing moves in LA with the hottest boy band around.
Maybe she can show everyone just how cool dancing can be after all?
Full of magic, glamour, glitter and loveable characters, each story centres around a brand new dance - from fox trot to tango, samba to street dance. Perfect for fans of Darcey Bussell's Magic Ballerina and Katie Price's Perfect Ponies, as well as TV hits such as Strictly Come Dancing, Dancing on Ice, So You Think You Can Dance?, X-Factor and Britain's Got Talent.
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Arlene Phillips was a founding member of the hugely popular dance group Hot Gossip and is the world-renowned Director and Choreographer whose work has been seen widely on stage, feature film, concert arenas, television, music videos and commercials. She has collaborated on music videos with Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Robbie Williams, George Michael, Elton John, Queen, Duran Duran, Diana Ross, The Bee Gees, and many more; on international stage shows such as Saturday Night Fever, Starlight Express, Joseph, Jesus Christ Superstar, Lord of the Dance, Flashdance, Sleeping Beauty, The Sound of Music, Grease and We Will Rock You; and in television productions including Strictly Dance Fever, Friday Nights with Jonathan Ross, the Friday Night Project, the One Show, the Brit Awards, the Royal Variety Show, Children in Need, Party in the Park, Party at the Palace and the Eurovision Song Contest 2009. For six years Arlene was a judge on BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing and continues to tour with the Strictly Come Dancing live UK tour. She is now a judge on the BBC1's newest Saturday night primetime show, So You Think You Can Dance?, the hugely successful US import, hosted by Cat Deeley. In 2009 she was appointed as the Government's 'Dance Tsar' to help improve the UK's health and fitness in the run up to the 2012 Olympic Games.