THE INVENTION OF HUGO CABRET - BRIAN SELZNICK

Discover the extraordinary story of Hugo Cabret, an orphan living in a Paris train station in the 1930s. In the mysterious corners of the station, Hugo tries to repair an automaton that is the only memento of his deceased father. His life changes when he meets Isabelle, a young girl who hides her own secrets. Together they embark on an adventurous journey, discovering secrets of the past and future.

• Captivating story for readers of all ages
• Beautiful illustrations that bring the story to life
• Hardcover ensures the durability of the book
• Ideal gift for adventure and mystery lovers
• Transports you to the magical world of a Parisian train station
• Inspires you to discover your own passions and dreams

"The Invention of Hugo Cabret" is an extraordinary novel by Brian Selznick that combines elements of a graphic novel and traditional prose. The author masterfully weaves the fates of the characters, creating a story full of emotions, suspense and emotion. The book was awarded the Caldecott Medal, one of the most important awards in children's and youth literature.

Brian Selznick is an American writer and illustrator known for his innovative approach to the novel form. His books are characterized by the combination of text and illustrations, creating a unique reading experience. Selznick is the author of many bestsellers that have been translated into dozens of languages and have won critical acclaim around the world.

"The Invention of Hugo Cabret" is a book that will delight both young and adult readers. It is a story about friendship, love, passion and discovering your own place in the world. The book encourages reflection on the value of memories, the importance of family and the power of dreams. It is a read that will stay in your memory for a long time.

The book has 544 pages and a format of 219x151 mm. It was published in hardcover by Artbooks UA Publishing House in 2024.