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The Chandeliers by Vincent X. Kirsch
The world-renowned Chandelier family has come to town put on
“the best show on earth!” Night after night, little Rufus
Chandelier watches his family of highly talented giraffes put on the greatest
show in town, longing to be big enough to join them, until he finally gets his
chance to be the star. Not yet old enough to take the stage, he nevertheless
proves his worth as the show unfolds...as their ever-trusty stagehand! Clever,
resourceful and quick on his toes, Rufus Chandelier comes to the rescue, saving
his family from some sticky situations. Take note of the beautiful watercolor
illustration, the hilariously quirky details, and Mrs. Chandelier’s to die for costumes! Perfect
for the shy and quiet kid who just needs a little encouragement! (Ages 4-8.)
By Sophie Iribarren from Books Inc. Chestnut St.









