The Invention of Hugo Cabret

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Hugo is a young orphan secretly living in the walls of a train station where he labors to complete a mysterious invention left by his father. In a work of more than five hundred pages, the suspenseful text and wordless double-page spreads narrate the tale in turns. Black-and-white pencil illustrations evoke the flickering images of the silent films to which the book pays homage.

Fiction, General Fiction
Randolph Caldecott Medal 2008 (Medal Winner)
Age: Middle
Format: Book
ISBN: 9780439813785

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