Rosie tries to make up with her former best friend and get into ballet class after the sign-up deadline

A clash with her rival may end Rosie's dream of playing the leading role in her ballet class' production of the Nutcracker

After landing a part in her favorite play, "Sleeping Beauty," Rosie discovers that she is responsible for more than just learning her lines and must work extra hard to keep the production moving forward despite its many various problems. Reprint.

Facing a long summer without ballet classes, Rosie decides to stage her own performance of Swan Lake, in which she will star, but someone else's identical plans threaten to overshadow her production. Reprint.

Rosie is thrilled when Miss Deirdre chooses Cinderella as the class ballet. Rosie knows the performance will make the perfect birthday present for her grandfather. But he's planning to go to England! Can Rosie convince him to stay?"Fans of Giff's 'Kids of the Polk Street School' series will find Athe Rosie books? to be a good next step."— School Library Journal

If Rosie wants to get a part in the New York City ballet's performance of Romeo and Juliet, she must decide whether she will dedicate her time to practicing her art or spend it helping her friends build a treehouse.