The Quirks in Circus Quirkus

"Molly and Penelope's desire to fit in rings true, especially in their fourth-grade class. The story develops easily and quickly as readers get to know the characters. Black-and-white illustrations scattered throughout lend comical flair." --School Library Journal"Super-fun, super-cute and super-hilarious. I wish I were a Quirk!" --Sarah Mlynowski, bestselling author of the Whatever After series, on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal"I sped through this book--I couldn't put it down! I'm anxiously awaiting the next book in this great new series." --Jack & Jill Read, US Kids Magazine, on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal"I was surprised and delighted by this book . . . really creative, full of heart, and not sickly sweet. I have been waiting to find a book for 3rd graders that doesn't give me cavities, but will also be adored by the students. I think this is the one!" --Kiss the Book blog on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal"Like the characters in Ingrid Law's Savvy and Scrumble, [the Quirks] struggle to maintain and control the things that make them special while still leading meaningful lives in the wider world." --School Library Journal on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal"A fun, inventive story that inspires laughter and reflection on one's definition of normal." --Library Media Connection on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal Molly and Penelope's desire to fit in rings true, especially in their fourth-grade class. The story develops easily and quickly as readers get to know the characters. Black-and-white illustrations scattered throughout lend comical flair. "School Library Journal" Super-fun, super-cute and super-hilarious. I wish I were a Quirk! "Sarah Mlynowski, bestselling author of the Whatever After series, on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal" I sped through this book--I couldn't put it down! I'm anxiously awaiting the next book in this great new series. "Jack & Jill Read, US Kids Magazine, on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal" I was surprised and delighted by this book . . . really creative, full of heart, and not sickly sweet. I have been waiting to find a book for 3rd graders that doesn't give me cavities, but will also be adored by the students. I think this is the one! "Kiss the Book blog on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal" Like the characters in Ingrid Law's Savvy and Scrumble, [the Quirks] struggle to maintain and control the things that make them special while still leading meaningful lives in the wider world. "School Library Journal on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal" A fun, inventive story that inspires laughter and reflection on one's definition of normal. "Library Media Connection on The Quirks: Welcome to Normal"" "Molly and Penelope's desire to fit in rings true, especially in their fourth-grade class. The story develops easily and quickly as readers get to know the characters. Black-and-white illustrations scattered throughout lend comical flair." --"School Library Journal""Super-fun, super-cute and super-hilarious. I wish I were a Quirk!" --Sarah Mlynowski, bestselling author of the Whatever After series, on "The Quirks: Welcome to Normal""I sped through this book--I couldn't put it down! I'm anxiously awaiting the next book in this great new series." --Jack & Jill Read, "US Kids Magazine," on "The Quirks: Welcome to Normal""I was surprised and delighted by this book . . . really creative, full of heart, and not sickly sweet. I have been waiting to find a book for 3rd graders that doesn't give me cavities, but will also be adored by the students. I think this is the one!" --Kiss the Book blog on "The Quirks: Welcome to Normal""Like the characters in Ingrid Law's Savvy and Scrumble, [the Quirks] struggle to maintain and control the things that make them special while still leading meaningful lives in the wider world." --"School Library Journal "on "The Quirks: Welcome to Normal""A fun, inventive story that inspires laughter and reflection on one's definition of normal." --"Library Media Connection" on "The Quirks: Welcome to Normal"