‘Isabella is drawing at her desk in her bedroom, so she did not notice a pink mist that was drifting in the room. The mist crept over her pen. ‘That’s strange! What’s this? It looks like candy floss,’ thought Isabella.’ An extract from my book ‘Isabella in Danger.
The ballet was performed to packed houses at the large modern theatre in Runcorn. Isabelle Stott danced the role of Isabella brilliantly capturing the magic and excitement of the adventure story. Tracey Moss did an amazing job of capturing the essence of ‘Ballerina in Danger’ and making so many of my characters come to life. It was a wonderful experience for me and I will always treasure my memories.
Inside the Pink House Isabella awoke to a little pink tongue licking her face.
‘Who are you,’ asked Isabella.
Isabella stopped the ballet mistress from giving the ballerina a sleeping potion. The ballet mistress was furious and revealed herself as Hagatha, the wicked witch.
Afterwards Isabella was very tired and she stepped back into the Pink House and found herself at her desk again. She decided she must have fallen asleep but then she noticed something sparkling on the floor. She went over to it and there was a star, a remnant from one of the stars dresses and she now was certain she was not dreaming. The invisible Pink House was real and she knew she was a very special girl to be its friend and go on such incredible adventures.