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Storylandia 22
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Storylandia 22

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Young Willie runs away from his abusive life in rural Nebraska to join the Albie Brothers Traveling Circus. A good-natured soul, he is eventually put in charge of a carnival freak show. There Willie becomes acquainted with society’s outcasts -living, breathing, feeling people with oddities and deformities whom he is expected to put on display. One day, Junior, a young lad who possesses almost-demonic features, is brought to the circus. He becomes Willie’s ward. As their friendship deepens, Willie must face the biggest decision of his life. In the process, he learns what it truly means to be human.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wapshott Press
Date
16 April 2017
Pages
66
ISBN
9781942007135

Young Willie runs away from his abusive life in rural Nebraska to join the Albie Brothers Traveling Circus. A good-natured soul, he is eventually put in charge of a carnival freak show. There Willie becomes acquainted with society’s outcasts -living, breathing, feeling people with oddities and deformities whom he is expected to put on display. One day, Junior, a young lad who possesses almost-demonic features, is brought to the circus. He becomes Willie’s ward. As their friendship deepens, Willie must face the biggest decision of his life. In the process, he learns what it truly means to be human.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wapshott Press
Date
16 April 2017
Pages
66
ISBN
9781942007135