In some surprising news, Diversity duo Ashley and Jordan Banjo are working on two children's books.
Via The Bookseller, it's been announced that Scholastic UK has acquired two stories from the street dancers – the first of which is titled Fly High Crew: The Green Glow and will be published next spring.
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A synopsis for the sci-fi tale reads: "Fly High Crew will follow brothers Trey and Jax who spend after-school hours rehearsing with their street dance collective, the Fly High Crew.
"One evening, practice is interrupted when they see a weird green beam of light flash down out of the sky which makes all the adults in their lives suddenly start behaving very strangely indeed.
"Aliens have landed and are mind-controlling the parents and teachers as part of their mission for galactic domination; can the Fly High Crew work together as a team to foil their extra-terrestrial plan?" it continues.
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Commenting on their special literary project, the Banjo brothers shared: "We're so excited to be joining the Scholastic family and have our own book! We've always told stories in our own way through our dance and through our shows, so to have the opportunity to bring a story to life that we genuinely love is awesome.
"We can't wait for kids everywhere to read it and see what else the Banjo brothers can do!"
Fly High Crew: The Green Glow will be released in April 2021.
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