I read The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick. I chose this book because it has a Caldecott medal and also because the back of the book caught atention. It is a mixture of words and pictures all put together to tell a great story. When you first look at it you won't want to read it because it is so thick but if your brave enough to open it up you'll soon find out that it's probably the easiest 525 page book you've ever read.
The book takes place in a busy train station.
TO BE CONTINUED....
Thursday, June 26, 2008
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Tell me more...I've actually never heard of this book. When was it written? We may have to check it out from the library.
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