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emmegail wrote 2 months ago: The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick Children’s Fiction, Published 2007 2008 Caldeco … more →
rubywinkle wrote 3 months ago: I recently picked up a copy of The Robot King authored and illustrated by Brian Selznick at my local … more →
Mark Mitchell wrote 5 months ago: Who would have guessed that Caldecott Medal Winner Brian Selznick’s final pencil illustrations … more →
nayiri wrote 5 months ago: When it comes down to it, I think I’m a cross between a thirteen-year-old boy and a sixty-some … more →
T Y wrote 5 months ago: This week, I’m browsing around for a steampunk novel. Off the top of my head, the closest nove … more →
rantsandreads wrote 6 months ago: At first look, this book seems quite a daunting read for children. It is short and fat, at over 500 … more →
tuulenhaiven wrote 6 months ago: This documentary from Jacques Meny was a very interesting look at the life and work of Georges Melie … more →
tuulenhaiven wrote 6 months ago: by Brian Selznick I found this book while shelving at my library during a volunteering stint. I had … more →
musicalcheshire wrote 8 months ago: The Invention of Hugo Cabaret: A pretty good book. It’s 544 pages (according to Amazon) but it … more →
twilight003 wrote 11 months ago: I started my first day of holiday off by reading The Invention of Hugo Cabret, by Brian Selznick. It … more →
kidlitlibrarian wrote 1 year ago: Selznick, Brian. 2007. The invention of Hugo Cabret. New York: Scholastic Press. ISBN: 0545003873 … more →
Kristine wrote 1 year ago: The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick My first impression of this book was that it is huge! … more →
sarah wrote 1 year ago: Brian Selznick’s The Houdini Box is being reissued this Fall and I’ve bought copies for … more →
futurelibrarian wrote 1 year ago: Alaina and I found the most amazing children’s book today. Its The Inventions of Hugo Cabret b … more →
rantsandreads wrote 1 year ago: At first look, this book seems quite a daunting read for children. It is short and fat, at over 500 … more →
hooplamedia wrote 1 year ago: So, here’s a short list of middle grade and YA fiction that recently caught my eye. They have … more →
prettysleepy wrote 1 year ago: 2008 Caldecott medal winner, The Invention of Hugo Cabret, is a 550 page children’s novel in w … more →
twins4reading wrote 1 year ago: Everyone’s favorite lexicographer? Everyone’s? I’m a Noah Webster man, myself. ( … more →