by Mike Thaler (1986)
An elusive smile flies from clown to acrobat to lion tamer to other people at the circus, until the clown's crying prompts its return.
Julie Merberg and Suzanne Bober
Set against the backdrop of well-known works by the artist, Georges Seurat, rhyming text describes a variety of activities that fill one day, beginning at the shore and ending with a night at the circus.
James Otis
Follows the adventures of a young boy who runs away to join the circus and discovers, contrary to his expectations, that circus life is not always carefree and happy.
Jiang lin fang
Ben shu cong yi xue chang shi, Ke pu jiao yu, You sheng you yu, Tai jiao, Yin shi ying yang, Sheng huo chang shi deng fang mian ru shou, Jie shao huai yun fu nü mei ri ying zhang wo de ji ben zhi shi.
Rosie Harris
A mother will do anything to protect her child ... Karen and Tudor Morgan have moved from a small mining community to the bustle and noise of Cardiff in search of a new life. Tudor longs to be a star entertainer and so Karen gets a job, leaving her husband to look after their young daughter Delia, doing stints at clubs in the evening, whenever he can get them. Until one day Tudor is arrested for begging and Karen is horrified to learn that he has been busking during the day and taking three-year-old Delia with him to collect the money. When Tudor comes out of prison he gets an honest job but soon he is back to his old ways. On the run, his life of petty crime quickly turns into something far more sinister and it is all Karen can do to ensure she and her daughter survive.