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Slepian,
Janice B.
THE
NIGHT OF THE BOZOS
New
York : E.P. Dutton and Co., 1983
IL 5-8
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| George
and his uncle Hibbie tend to stay to themselves most of the time. They
don't feel really comfortable around other people. While making a delivery
for the bakery they work for, they come across a young hitchhiker in the
road. They don't know it then but young Lolly will change their lives forever.
Lolly works for the carnival and offers to show George and Hibbie around.
Hibbie is fascinated with the whole lifestyle and sets out to get a job
working as the carnival Bozo. George finds he is comfortable when he shares
his music with others but can't bring himself to join in. What will George
do without Hibbie? He just can't bring himself to join the others. Find
out what happens in THE NIGHT OF THE BOZOS. |
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SUBJECTS:
Emotional problems -- Fiction.
Carnivals -- Fiction.
Interpersonal relations -- Fiction. |
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