It took me over one dozen years until I read it entirely since my first contact. Firstly I had it printed on A4 paper and it seemed quite long though I had an impression of shortness as it seemed to me like ballet "moves" would take much more place. Even readen in polish it was difficult to understand and/or imagine, so it's kind of pleasant that now I can read it in english - and it was way cheaper than it would be in polish version, though the one is even difficult to find (WT*?!?).
I'm glad that I have it on paper, I suppose there is at least one mistake, no idea if with writing or translation, I'd also prefer light pink on the cover, but nonetheless nevertheless, fine, I give 10.
Of course I could absolutely not understand the jumpings writings, if mrs Agrippina was joking, I wouldn't have a clue.
It would be nice to read it in french and russian, and actually be able to do these moves till another dozen.

It took me over one dozen years until I read it entirely since my first contact. Firstly I had it printed on A4 paper and it seemed quite long though I had an impression of shortness as it seemed to me like ballet "moves" would take much more place. Even readen in polish it was difficult to understand and/or imagine, so it's kind of pleasant that now I can read it in...