Angelina Ballerina (Grosset & Dunlap)

When Angelina and her fellow dancers travel by ship to a dance festival in Dacovia, she plays a part in helping a friend and averting the ship from disaster.

When Miss Lilly asks Angelina the mouse to be a helper in the beginner ballet class, Angelina feels very grown-up and decides to give up her babyish rag doll, with unexpected results.

Angelina does her stretches, positions, and steps in ballet class, and rehearses her part in the class recital.

No invitation to the adult-only costume ball? That won't stop Angelina from going. She and her best friend, Alice, find a way to sneak in and fool all the grown-ups. But can the two mouselings remain undiscovered, or will they somehow blow their cover?

Angelina longs to play the part of the Rose Fairy Princess in the new ballet - until she learns that the princess flies above the stage on a single wire! Can Angelina overcome her fear?

Angelina is determined to win a trophy at the annual Miller's Pond Boat Carnival, just as her father once did, but the point of the contest is teamwork, and when she is paired with Sammy they have a hard time finding anything on which they can agree.

When Angelina does not get the star role in the Christmas dance recital, she becomes upset and quits the show, but when one of the performers is injured she suddenly sees the importance of doing the role given her to her best ability.

Angelina and her friends in ballet class nominate Miss Lilly for the Teacher of the Year award, but when she wins there are unexpected consequences.

After a series of mishaps involving a cake, decorations, and their present, Angelina and her friends still manage to pull off a surprise birthday party for their ballet teacher, Ms. Mimi.