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If You Liked Water for Elephants

 

The American Circus by John Culhane

A Ticket to the Circus by C.P.Fox

The Circus from Rome to Ringling by Earl Chapin May

A Pictorial History of the American Circus by Durant

Circus Kings by Henry Ringling North

Wild Tigers and Tame Fleas by Bill Ballantine

I Love You Honey, but the Season’s Over by Connie Clauson

Through the Backdoor of the Circus by George B. Beal

A History of the Circus in America by George L. Chindahl

Geek Love by Katherine Dunn

Other books by Sara Gruen

              

 

Flying Changes

Ape House

A Thousand Splendid Suns/
Kite Runner

Double book exploration

Book Exploration
By Chuck Bowen

In his first novel The Kite Runner, and now A Thousand Splendid Suns, Khaled Hosseini writes about the Afghans caught in the middle of a seemingly endless string of wars and battles for power. Both novels paint a grim and moving picture of life in a war-torn country, and of lives lived in the face of hunger, death and a bleak future. Hosseini makes you realize that, even while bombs rain down and people are dying of hunger, people still fall in love, seek friends and, mostly, try to remain human.