Waging a fierce competition for which they have trained since childhood, circus magicians Celia and Marco unexpectedly fall in love with each other and share a fantastical romance that manifests in fateful ways.

Mimi's extraordinary dad may have left home to join the circus, but she's sure he'll be back to recruit her. She's the expert in extraordinariness, after all. She just needs to figure out how to prove it -- even if her moody older brother, her needy ex-best-friend, and memories of one terrible, extra-ordinary day in March keep getting in her way.

Oliver looks elsewhere for employment after learning that the circus already has enough elephants.

Clifford displays a host of talents when the circus comes to town.

"Here is a dark, passionate tapestry of a young woman's struggle from poverty to wealth . . .of a rebellious heart's tempestuous journey toward love ... set in the savage contrasts of Georgian England, a time alive with treachery, grandeur and intrigue."--Back flap.

Harold's fantastic purple crayon takes him to the circus, where he draws himself into and out of many exciting adventures.

A boy and his dragon go to the circus where the dragon performs some unexpected tricks on a high wire.

"The traveling Medici Bros. circus is made up of a ragtag group. There's Miss Atlantis, the resident mermaid, who is trying to find her voice. And Rongo, a strongman juggling more duites than he can keep track of. There's also a brokenhearted family in need of some healing: Holt -a former Stallion Star and war veteran; his daughter, Milly- a budding scientist with little interest in taking up the family act; and her little brother Joe -a clumsy kid...

Loving her family but disliking the circus that is her grandparents' life, Lily is devastated when her grandfather passes away, a loss that leads her to develop an unexpected bond with her grandfather's equally grieving elephant.