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Harry Weiss-later known by his stage name, Harry Houdini-and his brother, Dash, are enthralled when the circus comes to their Wisconsin town. Harry loves all the acts, but his favorites are the tightrope and the amazing trick where a man hangs from a rope with his teeth! Harry and Dash decide to try circus tricks in a nearby barn, and although Harry's headstrong determination leads him and his brother into trouble, it also opens up a whole new world for him-a world of performance that later becomes his life's passion.In this evocative story, Eric Kimmel tells how Harry Houdini discovered his love for performing in a small Wisconsin town. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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I liked this book. I think it adds more interest when you look at these brothers as children, just learning their tricks, as opposed to adults who have done them for years. I also like that you see the problems that can happen when they try out new tricks without planning them out. It will make kids stop and think before running out and trying something they just saw.
I think this book would be fun to use in class. You could use it to discuss the science aspect of what it took to balance on the rope and why. It could also be used to discuss how many tricks aren't as they seem. That could lead into research on how many magic tricks are performed. ( )