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Circle by Mac Barnett

castella_and_novellas's review against another edition

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lighthearted fast-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Plot
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? It's complicated
  • Diverse cast of characters? No
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

3.0

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5.0

Definitely my favorite of the trilogy. A great read-aloud!

aloysiuss's review

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2.0

it was dumb, why would you write the book to make children be afraid of the dark when they don't have to be?

eatreadbreathe's review

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4.0

Soo much better than the first two books.

bookdingo's review

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5.0

Dang, this one made me scared for a minute there!

wendylioness's review

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5.0

Cute book

nairam1173's review

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funny mysterious

4.5

beckywatts's review against another edition

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dark funny

4.0

corncobwebs's review

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I'm going to be really mad if there's not another shapes book that reveals who (or what) was in the cave with Circle and Triangle. I went back through the book to see if there were clues in the illustrations (a la [b:Sam and Dave Dig a Hole|20708761|Sam and Dave Dig a Hole|Mac Barnett|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1423771325s/20708761.jpg|39789300]) but nothing jumped out at me. I CAN'T DEAL WITH THIS KIND OF UNCERTAINTY!!

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5.0

I got Square and Triangle in the fall and my students love them so much. The simple illustrations tell about friendship between three very different shapes.

Circle made a fun appearance in the last book and now he has a namesake. This time they are playing a game of hide and seek. Triangle, the trouble caused goes where he should not and surprises abound. I thought there might be a surprise for a fourth book, but the ending was perfect. I kind of love that the ending went for creativity instead!

Lots of good conversations about friendships, being in the dark and being scared. I can’t wait to share it with students! Even my 5-6th graders ask about these books!

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