Babar's Little Circus Star

Written by Laurent de Brunhoff

Book #47 in the Babar series

A small girl discovers her big talent at the circus, changing her perspective on being little.

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365 pages· 470L

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Bookroo's summary

Isabelle feels overshadowed as the smallest in her family. But when the circus arrives, her tumbling skills catch the clowns' eyes, and she's invited to perform. As she dazzles the audience, Isabelle learns that being little can lead to big opportunities. Will this newfound confidence change how she sees herself forever? Discover how a circus performance transforms Isabelle's view on size and self-worth.

From the publisher

Illus. in full color by the author. “Isabelle is upset because she’s the smallest in the family. When the circus comes to town, the clowns observe her tumbling skills and ask her to star in a performance. Isabelle shines but after the performance, she realizes it’s nice to be little sometimes too. Written in short sentences featuring simple words, this easy-to-read book should be popular.”–“Booklist.”

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