Carnivals


Something Wicked This Way Comes
Joyland
The Carnivorous Carnival (A Series of Unfortunate Events, #9)
Beholding Bee
Caraval (Caraval, #1)
The Night Circus
The Funhouse
Legendary (Caraval, #2)
Finale (Caraval, #3)
The Book of Speculation
Geek Love
Empty Smiles (Small Spaces, #4)
Freeks
Twilight Eyes
The Last Unicorn (The Last Unicorn, #1)
The Night Circus by Erin MorgensternWater for Elephants by Sara GruenSomething Wicked This Way Comes by Ray BradburyGeek Love by Katherine DunnCaraval by Stephanie Garber
Circus/Carnival Books
730 books — 1,099 voters
Water for Elephants by Sara GruenThe Night Circus by Erin MorgensternThe Mermaid by Christina HenryGeek Love by Katherine DunnThe Ladies of the Secret Circus by Constance Sayers
Circus Historical Fiction
42 books — 11 voters

Murder Land by Carlyn GreenwaldFantasticLand by Mike BockovenUtopia by Lincoln ChildTilt-a-Whirl by Chris GrabensteinAt the End of Every Day by Arianna  Reiche
Roller Coasters on Cover
22 books — 11 voters
Memoirs of a Sword Swallower by Daniel P. MannixHellebore the Clown by Maurice RowdonHaxby's Circus by Katharine Susannah PrichardBeau Clown by Berthe GrimaultCircus Queen and Tinker Bell by Tiny Kline
Fried Spiral On A Stick
109 books — 4 voters

Liberty Falls by Lee JacquotTrick Me Twice by Becca SteeleSlay Me by Jessica WayneHarem of Freaks by Crystal AshBacchanal by Veronica G. Henry
Carnival Rides
134 books — 30 voters

Jaime Allison Parker
“ The man standing in the booth placing the tickets into her hands for the fun-house loomed largely in front of her with arms comprised of iron muscle. She remembered the gray cataract that covered over one of his eyes and the terrified feeling it gave her. She had been too young to understand the malady. To her; his eye looked as though it belonged to a creature from the sea. A frightening creature composed of reptilian and fish like attributes, which would pull unsuspecting prey underneath the d ...more ”
― Jaime Allison Parker, River at the World's Dawn

Federico García Lorca
“ On little horses disguised as panthers the children eat the moon as if it were a cherry. Rage, rage, Marco Polo! On a wheel fantastic, the children see horizons unknown on all the earth. ”
― Federico García Lorca, The Cricket Sings: Poems & Songs for Children

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