The Real Me
A boy wants to improve his confidence through the magic of dance.
Max isn’t the most confident person in the world — and he certainly doesn’t want to embarrass himself by dancing! Practicing his moves, Max just can’t get it right — until his best friend Leo steps in. With some new moves and his confidence growing, Max decides it’s time to show off at a pool party. But when faced with a crowd, Max freezes, and his friend leaves him alone. Will a crestfallen Max ever find his sparkle for dance?
An inspiring story — featuring colourful and expressive illustrations — that explores confidence, friendship, and the joys of dance.
Michael Williams has always been passionate about dance — from jiving in his cosy barn on the south coast of England to grooving on islands in the Arctic Circle. But he also encounters those who don’t share this enthusiasm. Determined to show that everyone has a dancer within, Michael put pen to paper and wrote The Real Me, hoping to show that support and friendship can bring out the best in everyone.
Antonio Ordonez (known as AtOLOnia) was born in Madrid, Spain. Inspired by the birth of his first child, Antonio decided to change career and move into the world of children’s illustration. His work is distinguished by the cute, friendly, and expressive characters he creates. He loves to combine digital drawing with watercolour and give free rein to his imagination.
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