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<p>The Woodrow family is at the circus to celebrate Greta's seventh birthday. When a clown asks for a volunteer from the audience, the parents are shocked when James, their extremely shy five-year-old, raises his hand. James thrives in the spotlight, and as the clown leads him through the routine, the parents glow with pride as the audience cheers for their son. The cheers turn into thundering applause as the act culminates in spectacular fashion, with James vanishing before their very eyes. The trouble is that James really does vanish-poof-into thin air.</P> <P>As the police and media descend on the Woodrows, they feel that the laws of the universe have shattered. How can you solve a puzzle with no logic? As young Greta sets out to discover what really happened to her brother, each family member grapples with the joys and perils of loving, the persistence of loss, and the magic of everyday life.</p><h3>Washington Post Book World</h3><p>James's unnatural disappearance is a singularity that neither police work nor magic can explain, let alone undo, and its complex interaction with the novel's realistic elements -- so different from the simple accretion of realistic detail with which
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- Author
- ANNE URSU
- Publisher
- AN IMPRINT OF HYPERION NEW YORK
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780786867790
- Category
- work of fiction
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Fiction, Mystery
- Rating
- 3.49 / 5 (314 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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