No. of pages 36
Published: 2022
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"Your First Day of Circus School" by Tara Lazar follows a young girl who is excited as she embarks on her first day at circus school. Anticipating a day filled with wonders, she is eager to learn trapeze, juggling, and clowning. However, as she navigates her new environment, she faces various challenges and fears, from the daunting heights of the trapeze to finding her troupe of friends. Through determination and creativity, she discovers the joy and magic of the circus, ultimately realizing that mistakes are part of the journey, and that courage comes in many forms. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
This book is aimed at children in preschool-2nd grade.
This book has been graded for interest at 3-7 years.
There are 36 pages in this book. This book was published in 2022 by Tundra Books .
Tara Lazar is the author of Monstore and I Thought This Was a Bear Book. Her mischievous imagination led her to write picture books, and she founded PiBoIdMo (Picture Book Idea Month). She lives in New Jersey with her husband and her two daughters. Visit TaraLazar. com for stories, giveaways, and contests for kids of all ages (like Tara!). Melissa Crowton grew up amongst the neighbourhoods of rural Utah where there were a lot of empty roads and open skies to look at, but not much else. She found traveling by book was a quite agreeable alternative, and has been enjoying a vast array of stories ever since. Melissa graduated with a degree in Illustration from BYU in 2012 and a Masters in Illustration Practice from Maryland Institute College of Art in 2016. She lives in the East Bay of California and explores the steep hills of San Francisco when she can. But not for too long, for she still has more reading to do.