Ivan and the Moscow Circus
Written when Russia was a communist country, meaning that belief in God and meeting to worship Him was strictly forbidden, this collection challenges the reality of the faith of young readers. Ivan and his ten-year-old sister long to live a normal life. Why do they always have to be different? Why should they always be on their guard with the Moscow Secret Police? The teasing and bullying at school is nothing compared with being taken in for questioning by the police.
Volume 1
Ivan and his sister Katya are going to the great Moscow circus to see their new friend Volodia perform the amazing triple somersault on his trapeze. But in spite of the fun, they can't forget that Volodia's uncle, a great Russian poet, has been imprisoned for criticizing the Communist government.
Katya and Ivan long to help. But what can a teenage boy and a ten-year-old girl do against the powerful Secret Police? Read how a key, a car, a foreign journalist and a clown suit help Ivan in one of his greatest adventures.
| Author | Grant, M. |
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| Binding | pb |
| ISBN-Number | 9781845501358 |
| Language | English |
| Number of Pages | 160 |
| Subject | Fiction |