It's dance class day and Gran will teach Kwesi and the neighbours her trophy-winning dance, the Shooby-Doo Mambo. But Gran hurts her knee before Kwesi can learn all the steps. How will he learn the special dance now?

Slowly Kwesi finds the confidence to practice the steps on his own, but dancing without Gran is not the same...Kwesi's inventive solution delivers a heartwarming surprise. Next dance class day, he and Gran dance the new Shooby-Do Mambo.

Twirling their glittery canes in the air while seated on chairs, they wow all the neighbours Just Like So!

Annemarie Anang, a Londoner born to Ghanaian parents, is an actress and former primary school teacher. She began writing for children after struggling to find books for her daughter that featured main characters who reflected the reality of the diversity of children in our world. She is the author of I Am Nefertiti (Five Quills), which was shortlisted for the Leeds Book Awards, the Little Rebels Award and Teach Early Years Award. Dance Just Like So is her second book with Five Quills.

Natelle Quek is a Malaysian born illustrator. Natelle loves to use bold colours and cinematic perspectives. Her work is influenced by pop culture, folk art and nature. Natelle has illustrated She Kept Dancing (Macmilllan USA), Wild, Wild Woods (Puffin Books) and I Am Nefertiti (Five Quills), which was shortlisted for the Leeds Book Awards, the Little Rebels Award and Teach Early Years Award. Dance Just Like So (2024) is her second book with Five Quills.