Padma VenkatramanA Time to Dance

I really liked this hood. It is written in verse style, to it’s easy to read, it moves quickly. I loved the things Veda learns through her successes, trials and loss.“To me, Karma isn’t about divine reward or retribution. Karma is about making wise choices to create a better future. It’s taking responsibility for your actions. Karma helps me see every hurdle as a chance to grow into a stronger, kinder soul.”

I loved this book on so many levels. You can really feel and identify with Veda and her struggles through the vivid characterisation.Then you can identify with the art form brought to life by understanding the immersive devotion required by its practitioners. The author captured the spiritual and meditative release practicing any art offers. And the heartwarming story arc of not letting the loss of a limb and societal emphasis on physical perfection define you was the bonus.

Lovely book to add to my collectionCame in great condition

This is s good book told in a different perspective. I do like verse novels but so far this to me my opinion is second best to Sonya Sone's books

Another winner by Padma Venkatraman! The book is written in a lyrical form, which is poetic and evokes the beauty of the story. Veda a young dancer, loses her leg in an accident, and is forced to come to terms with it. She realizes her dream of becoming a dancer, as she reawakens to the spiritual beauty of dance, and finds love along the way.I could not put it down, and wanted to find out about the next phase in Veda's and Govinda's lives:)

Very enjoyable book. A quick read. Loved the story

I have read this book before. It is an awesome book to read especially if you love to dance. I have done numerous performances and this book has given me a character that I can relate to. Also great advice in this book behind the story that is told.

It’s definitely a good read book. Quick to the main points but cute overall.

I bought this book for my sister for her birthday and she loved it. She just couldn't put it down. Well worth the money.

Nice

This book was about a girl who is a dancer in India, who looses her leg. With courage and determination she still continues her dream of becoming a dancer.