"Willie Covan Loved To Dance" Book

Information about Sherry Shahan's tap dancing book entitled "Willie Covan Loved to Dance".

TITLE: "Willie Covan Loved to Dance"
TARGET AUDIENCE: Children in 2nd grade and above
AUTHOR: Sherry Shahan
PUBLISHER: Mondo Publishing
DATE PUBLISHED: March 2004
BINDING: Hardcover
NUMBER OF PAGES: 32
DIMENSIONS: 8.2 by 0.5 by 11 inches
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PUBLISHER'S BOOK DESCRIPTION:
An enchanting storybook for young children, each page tells the story in musical prose and colorful watercolor illustrations. "Willie Covan Love to Dance" is the true story of a spirited tap dancer who performed in Wild West Saloons, minstrel shows, and vaudeville. With his unique style, Willie danced across social and racial barriers right into history - tapping his way to the top! Born on March 4, 1897 in Atlanta, Georgia, Willie Cowan spent 60 years in show business. He is credited with creating classic tap steps, such as the Rhythm Waltz Clog and is also known for his Soft Shoe and Buck and Wing. In the 1930s Willie moved to Hollywood and performed in many movie musicals.
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