The Circus Train

Sometimes in the middle of the very darkest days of your life, when hope seems like a fairy tale and happiness a dream you can find a spark of magic that ignites your destiny such a moment is where we find Lena.

In this beautiful coming of age in a time of uncertainty the world over, a young girl living in a wheelchair might seem like a tragedy but for Lena, Papadopoulos life is nothing short of magical.

Living on board the World of Wonders Circus train is really the only life Lena has ever known, with her Father Theo an illusionist, and her tutor Claire she thinks she has it all, well almost, the one thing she wants is a friend that accepts her for who she is.

Then one night she finds Alexander, a stowaway, half frozen and barely alive. Theo talks Horace the Circus' owner and designer into letting him stay, heal, and become an apprentice for Theo's illusionist act.

That one decision will change all of their lives forever, there was no way to know what was to come or how much they should appreciate what they had.

With moments that are both breathtaking and heartbreaking, The Circus Train feels like a world of fantasy and fairy tales, but like most stories, there will be tragedy and dread wrapped in hope and magic.