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Carly Zimpleton: Break a Leg
- Narrated by: Luana Maranz
- Length: 4 mins
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Carly Zimpleton: Break a Leg
Narrated by:
Luana Maranz
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Publisher's Summary
Carly Zimpleton never says no to a good workout, but her favorite sport in the world is gymnastics!
The Jr Olympics at school are Carly’s chance to demonstrate her skills, and Carly can’t wait!
“Hey, Carly, break a leg!” her classmate tells her. Carly knows this means “good luck” and smiles. She starts her performance with a few graceful dance moves and waves her baton around, making the ribbon swirl in the air!
Then, Carly gears up for the finale: the double flip she has practiced so hard...
Will she pull off the perfect landing?
Everyone is on the edge of their seats. Break a leg, Carly!
©2021 Takeyon Foreman (P)2021 Takeyon Foreman
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