Marisol Luna was born to dance—but when her family moves to the Chicago suburbs and she discovers there’s no local studio, her dreams take a detour. No ballet folklórico. No jazz. No tap. Just… cardboard boxes and crushed hopes. But Marisol isn’t one to give up. With the help of new friends and a whole lot of determination, she finds a way to keep dancing—and blends her cultural roots with her new life in a beautifully inspiring way. This American Girl of the Year story is all about resilience, identity, friendship, and following your passion (even when the odds say otherwise). Condition: Like new—appears unread with pristine pages and no spine creasing. Bonus: A meaningful, empowering story with cultural representation and heart.