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Description
Moses, who is deaf, has a good time with his family at the circus, where they communicate using sign language.
Quick Summary
Moses, a deaf boy, enjoys a day at the circus with his family, where they communicate through sign language while watching trapeze artists, clowns, and animal acts. The book explores deaf culture and family connection, showing how Moses experiences the sights and sounds of the circus alongside his relatives. If your child enjoys "Moses Goes to School" by Isaac Millman, they'll love this sequel that brings the same gentle storytelling about a deaf protagonist navigating new experiences. This 547-word book with a 2.7 AR level is perfect for kindergarten through third graders who want a short, heartwarming story about family and accessibility.