Brian Selznick

Brian Selznick book reviews

• The Invention Of Hugo Cabret

  A Wonderful Read....

  by Paul Glicker, Dec 14, 2014

  Selznick's book is wonder to fall into. It actually tells the story in both words and pictures. NOT illustrations of the story, but the great pencil drawings ARE the story, for about half the book! ... Read More

• The Invention Of Hugo Cabret

  READ THIS BOOK

  by Tarissa, Oct 9, 2014

  In the picturesque town of Paris, we find a young orphan, Hugo Cabret, working at a railway station. Following in the path of his family, he works as a clock master at the station, and he endlessly ... Read More

• The Invention Of Hugo Cabret

  Different take on the typical

  by patguir, Jan 13, 2012

  Somewhat predictably typical children's story that portrays an abandoned talented child versus the world of the obtuse, sometimes abusive and misguided adult of the past century, but who eventually ... Read More