The traveling circus
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Author
Contributions
- Homel, David, author - Contributor
Publication
2015 - Groundwood Books/House of Anansi Press, Toronto, Ontario
Language
English
Word Count
36,000 words, Guess
Page Count
144 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetravelingcircus0000gaym
- ISBN-101554984203
- ISBN-139781554984206
- ISBN-139781554987849
- ISBN-139781554987856
and 12 more
- ISBN-101554987849
- ISBN-101554987857
- Library of Congress Control Number2017295277
- OCLC Control Number884816399
- Better World Booksw6-bkt-765
- Better World Books9781554984206
- Better World BooksW6-BJP-448
- Better World BooksW6-BJT-743
- Better World BooksW6-AVK-945
- Better World Books598-BAB-732
- Better World BooksO7-BBF-347
- Open LibraryOL28331592M
Classifications
- DDCjC813/.54
- LCCPZ7.G2375 Tr 2015
- LCCPZ7.G2375Tr 2015
Description
Charlie and his family are about to embark on another trip, to another out-of-the-way place off the beaten path. This time they are heading to an island in Croatia -- an incredibly beautiful country that lives in the shadow of war and conflict. Even for a seasoned traveler like Charlie, Croatia is a very different experience: the language is unfamiliar and half the words have no vowels, goats are a traffic-calming device, and red cliffs loom like fortresses over an impossibly blue sea. Still, Charlie and his little brother, Max, manage to find adventure wherever they go. There's cliff diving, pigs on spits, hair-raising ferry crossings and snake juice for breakfast. There's a sober side to their adventures this time, too, as Charlie finds out that this area of the world has a long and troubled history. But he also discovers that you don't need to speak the same language to communicate with people. Not when you're having a party in a field, surrounded by goats and dancing in the glow of car headlights with the radio blaring out Croatian music.
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