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Books with title The Circus

  • The Circus Rose

    Betsy Cornwell

    eBook (Clarion Books, June 16, 2020)
    From a New York Times best-selling author, a queer retelling of “Snow White and Rose Red” in which teenage twins battle evil religious extremists to save their loves and their circus family. YA fantasy perfect for fans of Leigh Bardugo, Mackenzi Lee, and Laini Taylor. Twins Rosie and Ivory have grown up at their ringmaster mother’s knee, and after years on the road, they’re returning to Port End, the closest place to home they know. Yet something has changed in the bustling city: fundamentalist flyers paper the walls and preachers fill the squares, warning of shadows falling over the land. The circus prepares a triumphant homecoming show, full of lights and spectacle that could chase away even the darkest shadow. But during Rosie’s tightrope act, disaster strikes. In this lush, sensuous novel interwoven with themes of social justice and found family, it’s up to Ivory and her magician love—with the help of a dancing bear—to track down an evil priest and save their circus family before it’s too late.
  • The Circus

    Dewey Larue, Javier Duarte

    Paperback (Mirror Publishing, April 12, 2016)
    For ages 3-9 Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, and children of every size. Get ready for a show that is so amazing, you will not believe your eyes! A child's excitement builds at seeing everything from a jumping tiger and dancing bear, to trapeze artists and funny clowns. The Circus is truly the greatest show on Earth!
  • The Circus Baby

    Maud Petersham, Miska Petersham

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, Dec. 1, 1968)
    The simplest elements often make the most enduring stories, as they have in this classic tale of a baby elephant whose mother tries to school him in human table manners. Three-color art.
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  • The Family Circus

    Bill Keane

    Hardcover (WorthyKids, Jan. 30, 2000)
    The hilarious cartoon family everyone is talking about. The Family Circus appears in 1300 newspapers and charms millions of avid fans daily.
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  • The Circus

    Theresa Jenner Garrido

    Paperback (Independently published, April 26, 2019)
    The circus has come to town, and Jacky Barry wants to see it. His dad says it is too expensive and a waste of time in the lean Depression, but Jacky disagrees. He has seen the marvelous posters, tacked to walls all over their small Midwest town. He doesn't understand why his dad and mom don't want to see a snake over thirty feet long; or a sharpshooter that never misses.
  • The Chaos Circus

    Renee Dugan

    eBook (Renee Dugan, March 12, 2019)
    All Tessa LaRoche wants is to be the most ordinary person on Barrow Island. After a stint in a mental asylum, she's had quite enough of being anything else, thank you very much. But when a commission at her new reporting job forces her into the path of a not-quite-human murder suspect, Tessa finds that the unordinary is not through with her yet.Spirited away by a devilishly charming Nicolai to the Mirror Lands— a parallel reality manipulated by the immortal Deathless— Tessa loses one of the most precious tethers to her sanity. In order to reclaim it, she must risk entering The Chaos Circus: a citywide fair where mortals trade years for prizes in vicious attractions from which the Deathless draw their power.But there's a catch: if Tessa can't defeat the Deathless at their own freakish carnival games, she will lose her mind...and Nicolai will lose his life.Forced to rely on one another despite the secrets that come between them, Tessa and Nicolai embark on a dangerous adventure through the deceptively beautiful life of the Circus, where little is as it seems—even the games, their pasts, and the strange whirlwind of memories that Tessa can no longer recall.
  • Circus

    Lois Ehlert

    Hardcover (HarperCollins, March 30, 1992)
    Simple text and brilliantly colored cut-paper illustrations take children into a big top of circus excitement starring leaping lizards, marching snakes, whistling parrots, and the tumbling Zucchini Brothers.
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  • The Circus

    Heidi Goennel

    Hardcover (Tambourine, April 1, 1992)
    A child describes the wonderful sights at a circus
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  • Circus

    Karin Blume, Brigitte Pokornik

    Board book (Abbeville Kids, May 1, 1996)
    Imagine being able to join the circus without leaving home! In this colorful book, children stick one, two, or even three fingers through the die-cut holes in each page, and they create the action. Their fingers become a clown's hands as he does cartwheels, a seal's flippers as it balances a ball, a monkey's feet as it swings on a trapeze, the front legs of a horse as it gallops in a circle, or a part of many other performers in the circus. There's plenty of room for silliness and inventiveness as children play each role.
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  • The Circus

    Brian Wildsmith

    Hardcover (Oxford University Press, April 3, 1986)
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  • Circus In The Sky

    Nancy Guettier

    Paperback (Morgan James Kids, Dec. 1, 2013)
    The greatest show is about to begin, and this we can't deny. The 88 constellations patiently await and if you watch closely you will appreciate the brightest acts. You will be amazed, just stop and look up at the sky and gaze.Circus In The Sky is a beautiful poetic story educating children on the wonders and mysteries of the night sky. This story shares the greek myths of a few of the 88 constellations through the eyes of a boy named Julian who believes he is the ring master of the Circus in the Sky. Dance with the Seven Sisters, watch Pegasus take flight in this magical journey of discovery of the night sky. Perfect for Boys and Girls age 3-10 and Parents learn too!
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  • The Circus

    Edward Packard

    Paperback (Yearling, June 1, 1983)
    Book by Packard, Edward