"Katy Duck is excited for Halloween. Until she sees Alice Duck dressed up in a shimmery, glimmery outfit. Katy wishes she was shimmery and glimmery, too. But with a little help from Alice and Ralph, Katy realizes that her costume is still very special. And besides, she can be shimmery and glimmery next year"--

When the new student in Katy Duck's ballet class makes a tapping sound, the music stops and everyone looks at her feet.

Katy is excited to spend a day with her father at work and enjoys typing, pressing buttons, visiting the water cooler, and coloring but quickly learns to be careful when dancing at work.

Katy Duck is unhappy about staying home when her parents go to a party, but her babysitter's bag full of scarves provides a lot of fun.

Katy is all dance, all the time - until she faces the fear of dancing in front of everyone in her new ballet class. Suddenly the once - bold Katy is overcome with a bad case of stage fright! What's a duck to do?

Katy Duck dreams of dancing on a great stage, with lights, and costumes, and, of course, lots of applause. She practices and practices for her big recital, but when the curtain opens, Katy sees that there's a great big audience with lots of people. Suddenly this dancing duck has a classic case of stage fright!

Katy Duck's aunt sends her a rainbow-colored boa, and she wears it everywhere, but she learns that she needs to be considerate of other people.