Circle

In the delightful conclusion to the shape trilogy, friends Triangle and Square visit Circle, leading to a playful game of hide-and-seek with unexpected twists.

In Circle, the final installment of the beloved shape trilogy by Jon Klassen and Mac Barnett, readers are introduced to a delightful adventure featuring Triangle, Square, and Circle. The story unfolds as Triangle and Square visit their friend Circle, who resides near a mesmerizing waterfall. The trio decides to play a game of hide-and-seek, which promises to be both fun and filled with surprises. Circle sets a simple yet crucial rule: no one is allowed to go behind the waterfall. However, as she begins counting to ten, Triangle can't resist the temptation to explore the forbidden area.

As Triangle ventures behind the falling water, the narrative builds suspense around whether Circle will be able to find her friend. This playful twist not only adds an element of mystery but also showcases the themes of friendship and curiosity that permeate the book. The vibrant illustrations and clever dialogue enhance the reading experience, making it engaging for both children and adults alike.

Circle is more than just a story about shapes; it explores the dynamics of friendship and the excitement of adventure. As the characters navigate their playful game, readers are invited to join in the fun and discover what other shapes might be hiding behind the waterfall. This charming tale is a fitting conclusion to the trilogy, leaving readers with a sense of joy and wonder.