THE CIRCUS
Willow has everything: a rich daddy, a pony and a place at a prestigious boarding school. Everything except the one thing she really wants: a father who cares enough to find her when she runs away from home.
On the eve of her father’s wedding, Willow runs again into the unknown. Her mother was a circus performer and Willow longs to follow in her footsteps. But when all of her money is stolen and her only friend, a street performer called Suz, betrays her, Willow is left penniless and alone. So begins a gripping, exhilarating journey. Will Willow ever make it to the big top and find a place she can truly call home?
Willow has everything: a rich daddy, a pony and a place at a prestigious boarding school. Everything except the one thing she really wants: a father who cares enough to find her when she runs away from home.
On the eve of her father’s wedding, Willow runs again into the unknown. Her mother was a circus performer and Willow longs to follow in her footsteps. But when all of her money is stolen and her only friend, a street performer called Suz, betrays her, Willow is left penniless and alone. So begins a gripping, exhilarating journey. Will Willow ever make it to the big top and find a place she can truly call home?
- Oneworld Publishing
- Paperback
- May 2017
- 288 Pages
- 9781786070944
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About Olivia Levez
Olivia Levez divides her time between teaching English and binge-writing in her caravan by the sea. Olivia likes hula-hooping, yoga and real ale, but not at the same time. She lives in Worcestershire, England with her husband and two sons.
Praise
“A beautiful and unforgettable story about a girl who learns she must lose who she thought she was before she can become who she’s meant to be.”—Kirkus Reviews
“The Circus has the heart of a lion tamer and the thrill of a trapeze. Raw, compelling, and compassionate, this is a biting and beautiful examination of why we run, what makes a home, and how we find who we are.”—Kiran Millwood Hargrave, author of Girl of Ink and Stars
“A punchy explosion of a book – gritty and colourful exploring the complexities of friendship, family and freedom. Wonderful – though I am now desperate to learn the trapeze.”—Kathryn Evans, author of More of Me