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Although his circus lingo is accurate and his empathy and fair-mindedness toward the multitude of players is evident throughout, "The Circus Fire" is an eerily narrow-gauge book, with a thicket of victims' names, telescoped paragraphs and summary jottings, often staccato in tone, like combat reporting.

Other writers attempting to gauge the book's reception also describe it as "mixed".

We ask our friends for suggestions, or we thumb through our stacks of unread books and try to gauge just which book is right for this particular vacation.

These books gauge how music penetrates (or reinforces) our defenses.

Check the record books to gauge that theory's success: the Fighting Irish have captured 11 national titles, the last in 1988.

The readers will decide.So you need to gauge the reaction to your book in Afghanistan before returning?Exactly.

It is used by marketers to drum up interest in Buffy products and by comic book editors to gauge reader reactions.

Eventually, the studio agreed to a purchase price of $3.5 million and sent the phone book to Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts to gauge their interest.

Indeed, sometimes a parenting book is a useful gauge for how you will not treat your child if you disagree with the author's approach!

Traditional Home, he said, is the hot book right now as gauged by advertising and by circulation (836,000).

Gauge your level of passion for books.