The Night Circus
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Which tent did you like?
I liked the Ice Garden and The Wishing Tree the best but thought the whole circus was a remarkable place.
Sandra wrote: "I liked the Ice Garden and The Wishing Tree the best but thought the whole circus was a remarkable place."one from Celia and Marco. i thought they were an adorable couple. did you like the ending?
I haven't quite finished yet. I am so close - on page 364, and I am finishing tonight!
oooohh!!!! tell me when you are! i thought i didn't like it but when i thought back it was very creative way of ending it!
I loved The Wishing Tree, especially idea that "one wish is lit from another." Truthfully, I would visit any part of this circus, so unlike the Ringling Bros. of today, which makes me uncomfortable.
i have never been to a circus because of clowns (not that I'm scared of them they just freaky and not funny) but I would visit this circus if it's my first go.
I loved the whole circus! It was so magical and thrilling and totally leaves me speechless. My favorite tent . . . The Wishing Tree, as well as the Ice Garden.
Lauren wrote: "I loved the whole circus! It was so magical and thrilling and totally leaves me speechless. My favorite tent . . . The Wishing Tree, as well as the Ice Garden."did you liked how it ended?
I liked the ending because Marco and Celia were able to be together.
yeah. and the ending was in 2nd person so it was like you were living the circus and i felt like i didn't wanna.
I could never pick one. It's the combination of tents that lends to the magic. I absolutely love it. Widgets tent is neat though, and often looked over
Not a tent but the contortionist's act especially the end when she disappears in the smoke.
I liked the white flame, and of course, the ice garden.The wishing tree was a pretty neat idea too!
The Ice Garden sounded so incredible, and the wishing tree. They all sounded so incredible.
The cloud room was amazing. Imagine being able to fly like that! And I really loved the star room too. Living in the suburbs its hard to see the stars.
I loved the ice garden
yes ice garden was so beautiful, i can just imagine it.
It's hard to choose....I liked the Ice Garden.I also would love to see that clock!
for me it would have to be the cloud room, you could just feel so free and weightless
I like Widget's tent the most. The one with all the bottles.
Widget's tent for sure!
The pool of tears has to be my favorite...what a beautiful concept! But the wishing tree was amazing as well. I could spend entire nights there!
They all were well worth looking into. I wish they would make a movie about this, but it would be pretty hard to get all the tents, and capture what the author so eloquently captured into words. She is one gifted author. Will have to find more of her books in the years to come.
I liked the ice garden, being able to enter winter no matter what the ouside weather was really like.
I thought the Pool of Tears was so beautiful, if sad. The magical carousel was enchanting, too, even if it doesn't count as a tent.
The pool of tears and the cloud maze turned me into a Reveur...
Yes! I forgot about the cloud maze!
oh how i wish to play in that!
The labyrinth, of course. Everything.
Cloud Maze or the Ice Garden. I'd totally play around in the cloud maze.
I liked the Ice Garden. It sounded amazing but of course everything sounded good, but it sounded amazing, beautiful, and happy. Plus I love snow and Ice. I would also love to go and be there to have some of the food, play around, see the awesomness, and have fun. I wish the Night Circus was real.
Robin wrote: "They all were well worth looking into. I wish they would make a movie about this, but it would be pretty hard to get all the tents, and capture what the author so eloquently captured into words. ..."Yeah, I hope so. A movie would be great!
Annabelle wrote: "I liked the Ice Garden. It sounded amazing but of course everything sounded good, but it sounded amazing, beautiful, and happy. Plus I love snow and Ice. I would also love to go and be there to hav..."Why can't it?! *CRY* TT_TT
I know! Only if there was magic and we were smart enought to make magic or be that handy. But your right!
If only it was real! I mean the world would be a whole 'nother place!
The Ice Garden is tops. I adore the Pool of Tears and the Labyrinth, too.
The wishing tree tent and the ice garden tent was my two favorite tents. I wish magic was real.
I loved the wishing tree and the tent with all of the smells by widget! I have a keen sense of smell and i think that i would love that tent alot. I absolutely loved this book and wished that we had a Circus of Dreams.
i think the ice garden and the wishing tree were the best...!!!
I positively loved this book. Couldn't put it down. I think the ice garden tent was my favorite.
The Ice garden and the bottles that smell ofexotic places!
I loved the Cloud Maze. I could run around in there forever...
I like the Ice Tent. The author has an amazing way with descrption.
I loved Widget's tent; the one with the bottles that capture little worlds so you can take them with you wherever you go. I thought that was a wonderful gift.
I loved the Cloud Maze best-my fantasy as a child. Actually my 2 favorite interest: clouds & mazes. What heaven. I just need to add chocolate there somewhere & I'd never leave.
I liked the whole idea of the Ice Garden. I've seen some beautiful ice sculptures, enough to imagine a beautiful Ice Garden. Being from the south, ice is rarely part of our every-day celebrations - too hot you know. And then when it comes in the winter it's too scary to appreciate. Yes, an Ice Garden, a thing of beauty, would be really nice.
I adored the cloud maze and the wishing tree, the idea of other peoples' wishes giving life to your own? remarkable! And the cloud maze just seemed like such fun. What a wonderful imagination Erin Morgenstern must have!
The Cloud Maze or The Labyrinth. Being able to jump from awesome heights or being able to go anywhere i couldn't decide. But as long as i got to go to the Night Circus that would be fine with me
Ahhh! I forget what it was called... but the one where you open an object and the smell inside takes you back to a memory you had... What was it called??
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