Moses goes to the circus with his family. That's it! that is really all this book is about. It doesn't really have a point to it. I didn't really care for the storyline of this book but I did like that it added in some sign language. My sister is learning sign language right now so she enjoyed the sign language hand gestures in the book but the plot kind of bored the both of us. ( )

Isaac Millman does it again in "Moses Goes to the Circus". Such a lovely book that revisits the theme of children with disabilities enjoying ordinary events. In this book we read about Moses enjoying a circus geared towards children with hearing deficiencies. This book, like the other "Moses goes to..." books has ASL on each page for children to learn signs as they read. I have enjoyed this series and loved sharing them with a classroom of children. ( )

Moses Goes to the Circus is a story about a young boy who is deaf who goes to the circus. He tries to teach his sister certain words and watches the show while an interpreter speaks to them. He even gets to be a clown during the show!
This book is adorable and very good for teaching young children that people who are deaf can enjoy the same things that they do. It also provides a chance for children to learn easy sign language words and sentences. ( )

Love does not begin to describe how I felt about this book! The illustrations, the story, the sign language guide, all of it combined makes a beautiful children's book. Moses is deaf with hearing parents and little sister. They take a trip to the circus but not just any circus because it is specifically for those who are hard of hearing. An interpreter is there to tell what is going on and Moses is even able to take part in the circus. What I liked most about this book is that there were sign languages guides on every page to show readers how to say different things in sign language. A great book to show children that were are ways to communicate besides talking. ( )

I am a fan of the Moses series. In this book we see Moses and his family go to the sense's Circus, a circus for the visual and hearing impaired. I love this series because we don't see often children like Moses in our books. This book Portrays Moses as a smart, funny and friendly boy and his disability has nothing to do with who he is as a person.
I also love learning new wrds in ASL through this book ( )