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A review by wanderingstories
The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick
4.0
4.5 Stars
"But another story begins, because stories lead to other stories, and this one leads all the way to the moon."
The Invention of Hugo Cabret is a mysterious story about a young boy who lives inside the walls of a Train Station in France, where he looks after the clocks...
I thought this book was a little bit better than the Marvels, just a little though, as they are both beautiful illustrated with a beautiful story inside them.
Brian Selznick crafts some fantastical, magical elements into his stories, like no other. He's got hisown style and I really love that about an artist and author.
"But another story begins, because stories lead to other stories, and this one leads all the way to the moon."
The Invention of Hugo Cabret is a mysterious story about a young boy who lives inside the walls of a Train Station in France, where he looks after the clocks...
I thought this book was a little bit better than the Marvels, just a little though, as they are both beautiful illustrated with a beautiful story inside them.
Brian Selznick crafts some fantastical, magical elements into his stories, like no other. He's got hisown style and I really love that about an artist and author.