Books with title Dr. Dolittle's Circus

'Doctor Dolittle’s Circus' is the story we all know and love that was adapted into the wonderful Rex Harrison film. To raise money for a trip to Africa Doctor Dolittle contacts a local circus and offers them the once in a lifetime opportunity of having the most rare animal on Earth, the Pushmi-Pullyu, perform in their circus. Of course, with Doctor Dolittle’s involvement nothing goes as planned and the doctor finds himself once against launched on another grand adventure.

This is a story about a doctor who could hear animals. As he could hear and understand the animals, a lot of animals came to him for treatment. He also saved the life of a lot of animals with the help of his medicines. A long time ago, there was a big house. In that house, lived a doctor called Dr. John Dolittle. Dr. Dolittle had a lovely wife and two very pretty daughters. He was leading a very happy life.One day, Dr. Dolittle was returning back home quite late in the night. He was so tired that he almost slept while driving. Suddenly, he saw a dog in front of his car. He applied the brakes and the dog was just saved.The Dog got very, very angry. He shouted at Dr. Dolittle. He said, “Don’t you know how to drive or have you just learned how to drive a car?” What was the dog's reply? Why Dolittle got shocked? To know more buy the classic tale ebook from maple library online store.

Based on Hugh Lofting's The Story of Doctor Dolittle, iconic American artist Seymour Chwast reinterprets the 1920s tale for a 21st-century, graphic-novel-influenced audience. Although the text itself has been reimagined to fit the format, the general plot of The Story of Doctor Dolittle, along with the sentiments and ideals behind it, remain the same: in Dr. Dolittle's world of childlike wonder and hope, we are all encouraged to be caretakers of the creatures around us.

Doctor Dolittle's Circus is the story we all know and love that was adapted into the wonderful Rex Harrison film. To raise money for a trip to Africa Doctor Dolittle contacts a local circus and offers them the once in a lifetime opportunity of having the most rare animal on Earth, the Pushmi-Pullyu, perform in their circus. Of course, with Doctor Dollittle's involvement nothing goes as planned and the doctor finds himself once against launched on another grand adventure.

The third tale in the series, though the fourth book to be publisher. A tale set in the period between the original Story of Doctor Dolittle and the Stubbins-narrated Voyages, this one finds the Doctor in England, short of cash, and still needing to pay off the debts he incurred preparing for his very first voyage to Africa. The answer is to join the circus with his one-of-a-kind attraction, the pushmi-pullyu (who had agreed, back in that first book, to help the doctor in such a way). Along with Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mugg, the Doctor's entourage hooks up with the traveling show of one Blossom, a circus owner too inclined to put profits over animal welfare (but about to have a rude awakening!). In the course of things, our hero liberates a sad circus seal, works against fox-hunting, and helps establish a social safety net for old cart horses ... before eventually taking over the circus and leading it to fame and greater fortune.

DOCTOR DOLITTLE'S CIRCUS - ILLUSTRATED EDITION' Doctor Dolittle's Circus,' is the fourth in the Doctor Dolitttle Series. And so, another delightful adventure begins with the amazing Doctor Dolittle who has learned how to talk with the animals.Short chapters are ideal for bedtime reading. A charming tale sure to be enjoyed at any age. Recommended by The Gunston Trust for Nonviolence in Children's Literature. Ages 6-10+

Hilarious fourth Dolittle story has the good-natured vet once again joining Blossom's Mammoth circus to exhibit a freak animal called the pushmi-pullyu,and while doing so,rescues a seal from captivity.Great fast-paced children's writing, though it may not have some your favorite characters from the first three books.Kids will love the ending.It is hard to understand why such a good book should be out of print."