circus performers

The third novel in the Deptford Trilogy, which tells the story of master illusionist Magnus Eisengrim.

Ninety-year-old Jacob Jankowski finds himself haunted by memories of his past in the circus and the freaks, exotic animals, and other people he encountered as a performer.

Helena, a young girl raised by circus performers who desires a normal life, finds herself fighting to get her unique life back when she is lured into a magical, chaotic otherworld and replaced by a doppelganger at home. Illustrated with original art and images from the 2005 motion picture.

Dessa, Topper and Fisk, still searching for Dessa's missing twin brother, find themselves in a mess after Dessa accidently rescues a prince.

Seeking shelter from a storm, the three fugitives stop at a roadside inn where a greedy innkeeper plots to turn them in to the queen for a reward, and things get worse when the queen's Dragons arrive.

"Describes the types of skills useful for putting on a circus show. Includes step-by-step instructions on basic tricks, stunts, and performances such as juggling, plate spinning, tumbling, acrobatics, clown costumes and performances, and more. Encourages readers to practice and hone their performance skills"--Provided by publisher.

Ninety-year-old Jacob Jankowski finds himself haunted by memories of his past in the circus and the freaks, exotic animals, and other people he encountered as a performer.

A biography of the celebrated midget, including his long friendship with P. T. Barnum, his European travels, and his marriage to tiny Lavinia Warren Bump.

Discusses the job of a circus performer, describing schooling, living arrangements, and life on the road.

A brief biography of the seven Ringling Brothers concentrating on the five who developed the circus called "the Greatest Show on Earth.".