The Circus Comes to Town
The Circus Comes to Town is a children's novel by Lebbeus Mitchell, written in the early 20th century. It follows young Jerry Elbow, who longs for adventure and belonging as he anticipates the arrival of a circus in his small town. The story explores themes of childhood innocence and community through Jerry's interactions with the Mullarkey family and his dreams of connecting with others. Notable for its portrayal of a child's perspective on desire and financial struggles, the book captures the essence of youthful hope and imagination.
