About the Author
Mac Barnett
ISBN 9781406390377
Rs. 960
Walker Books
Circle
Who it's for: Young children and families, fans of the Shapes Trilogy
In the final installment of Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen's acclaimed Shapes Trilogy, readers join Circle as she navigates her world with friends Triangle and Square. When Circle establishes a fundamental rule, Triangle inevitably breaks it, setting off a chain of events that requires Circle to embark on a rescue mission.Why You Should Read? Concludes the beloved and critically praised Shapes Trilogy with a satisfying narrative. Explores themes of friendship, rules, and consequences in a witty and accessible manner. Features Mac Barnett's distinctive storytelling paired with Jon Klassen's iconic, minimalist illustrations. An engaging and thought-provoking picture book perfect for young readers and their families.
Highlights
- Concludes the acclaimed Shapes Trilogy by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen.
- Features minimalist illustrations by Jon Klassen.
- Explores friendship, rules, and consequences in a witty story.
- New York Times bestseller in picture books.
- Part of a series, suitable for fans of the previous books.
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Questions about this book
Is this the last book in the Shapes Trilogy?
Yes, Circle is the final installment in Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen's Shapes Trilogy.
What is the story about?
Circle sets a rule that Triangle breaks, leading to a chain of events and a rescue mission for Circle.
Who are the main characters?
The main characters are Circle, Triangle, and Square, who are friends in the story.
What themes does the book explore?
The book explores themes of friendship, rules, and consequences in a witty and accessible way.
Is this book suitable for young readers?
Yes, it is a picture book designed for young readers and their families, with engaging storytelling and illustrations.