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Side Show Studies

By Francis Metcalfe

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Venture into a bygone era of daring performers, where wild animals roam free and the tightrope between amusement and peril is as thin as a lion tamer's whip.

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2007-11-19
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Summary

"Side Show Studies" by Francis Metcalfe is an amusing series of tales that explore the adventurous lives of sideshow performers and their unpredictable animal partners in the early 1900s. Through a collection of short stories, the book dives into the funny, exciting, and sometimes perilous world of the circus, introducing unique trainers, captivating animal acts, and the special bonds that form between them. The opening story pulls readers into the exciting chaos of Madame Morelli's act, showcasing the very real hazards she faces, highlighting the constant tension and danger that these sideshow stars encounter. The book sets a tone of excited anticipation for the stories that will follow, where anything can happen when wild animals and sideshow performers come together.

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