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| | 1. |  | Dance to the piper
from Bantam Books
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I am VERY taken with the extensive autobiographical writings of choreographer and dancer Agnes de Mille (1905-1993). I read them all and recommend them highly, though if you're not interested in ballet or modern dance you may find them less interesting (my wife read one or two only). Titles (in... more info
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| | 2. | [no image] | Reprieve: A Memoir
from Doubleday
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One of the most inspirational books you're likely to read. Aggie doesn't give up - ever. How she deals with her stroke, her heart attack and her rehabilitation are incredible. And that she does it all with humor and a good sense of reality make this book good, quick reading.
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| | 6. | [no image] | Speak to me, dance with me
from Little, Brown
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This book is a wonderful testimony of M's de Mille's perserverance in her chosen field of dance. M's de Mille uses the letters she wrote to construct her life as a dancer and later a choreographer.M's de Mille does an excellent job of portraying the people she worked with (George Ballachine,... more info
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