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Ember Reichgott Junge, the Author of “The Dance of Resilience” “Transforming Lives and Staying Vibrant Through Partner Dance” has written an engaging, informative, and intriguing novel. The Genres for this book are non-fiction, aging and longevity, exercise and fitness, personal transformation and self-help, and biography with both pictures and resources.The author vividly describes the positivity of the physical and emotional exercise, as well as the diverse group of individuals that dance would be positive for. There is a “Movement” for seasoned citizens, handicapped adults, middle aged school children and almost everyone to encourage dance. Some forms of Medicare cover dance for the physical and emotional benefits, and some YMCA’s encourage dance for socialization, and to prevent loneliness. I found this book not only entertaining but educational, and learned many things from this.
The author advocates for more governmental involvement and financial sources for dance across many platforms for different groups and people. The enjoyment, rhythm, exercise, entertainment and socialization is so very important. I appreciate how the author describes issues of trust, staying vibrant, communication by dancing. I highly recommend this captivating novel.
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