Book details
The Tale of Tango
Description
The Tale of Tango' by Paul E. Hohmann chronicles the life of a little plane named Tango, from its origin in a factory in a Midwestern town during late winter to its adventures in the skies. The story highlights the key events in Tango's life, including the significant moment of receiving its identification number plate labeled with the date of manufacture, 1228. Tango, described as content and happy yet nervous about change, learns to embrace new experiences and overcome fears with each flight. The narrative invites readers to join Tango on its journey of growth and self-discovery, capturing the essence of facing and enjoying new adventures in life.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
24 pages
Why to read
- The book provides an in-depth exploration of the cultural significance of the Tango dance, offering readers a unique perspective on its history and evolution.
- Author Paul E. Hohmann's narrative style is engaging and brings the story of Tango to life, making it an enjoyable read for both dance enthusiasts and those new to the subject.
- The Tale of Tango includes personal anecdotes and interviews with renowned Tango dancers, giving readers an intimate look at the passion and dedication behind the dance.
- Reading this book might inspire you to try Tango dancing yourself, or at least give you a greater appreciation for the art form and its impact on communities around the world.