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Who else thinks this book is good?
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rated it 5 stars
Nov 17, 2011 11:15AM
This book is totally awesome and I wish everyone in the world to read it!!!
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it was different - I liked how he used both pictures and words to tell the two different stories...I was trying to figure out early on how they were linked
Jasmine--I agree! But I loved the ASL stuff, I'm a little obsessed with learning it (am write now! Heehee)
I sure did. The two stories were woven together wonderfully. Here's hoping the Hugo film opening this week gives a boost to Selznick readership!
This is a book that everyone capable of reading can enjoy. There are not enough superlatives to give it justice!! Asolutely awesome!!
This is now one of my favorite books of all time. When I saw Ben in picture form I was like wait a second . . .I absolutely love it!
Great. Selznick uses the picture to tell one story and words for the other, unlike Hugo, where he used both to combine two lives.
I think that this was a fanstastic book. The illistator did a great job. I want to draw like them one day.
It was great i just read and it was amazing.I loved that big paper city with a bunch of memories under certain buildings.
Jimani wrote: "I think that this was a fanstastic book. The illistator did a great job. I want to draw like them one day."The illustrator is the writer!
AHHHHHHHHHH! loved it super maginificently love it!
I think the book is awesome and definitely helps out high school teachers with meeting the tek of creative writing. This book lends itself as a great mentoring text to help students with creative writing. I would run copies of certain pictures in the story and the hand the picture out and have the students write their own creative story for it.
Olivia wrote: "This book is totally awesome and I wish everyone in the world to read it!!!"Ya, I like this book too. I love how the pictures tell a story. It was fun to carry it around and look smart!:)
I loved it. I know people are all, "It's a children's book because it has pictures in it", but it really isn't. It's a fantastic story for people of all ages. :)
MJ wrote: "I loved it. I know people are all, "It's a children's book because it has pictures in it", but it really isn't. It's a fantastic story for people of all ages. :)"One word: AGREED!
Cyndi wrote: "MJ wrote: "I loved it. I know people are all, "It's a children's book because it has pictures in it", but it really isn't. It's a fantastic story for people of all ages. :)"
One word: AGREED!"
THANK YOU!!! ^-^
One word: AGREED!"
THANK YOU!!! ^-^
This was an instant favorite. It's just the way the story is told in pictures and words that is magnificently beautiful.
I just finished reading this book. I loved it and I loved the illustrattions which told a story also.
Loved this book, loved the concept of pictures and story running side by side and how they connect. The drawings are wonderful.
oh you MUST! it was SO good!!!!!! I read it in a day!!! and, like it rarely is, the book was better than the movie. lolI hope they make a movie, though, about this one. :)
I read Wonderstruck first and then read Hugo. I loved both stories but of the two, Wonderstruck was my favorite. Selznick is awesome! I highly recommend those who haven't read both to do so. They are beautifully written and the accompanying artwork make these books unique and special. I own both and it so cool to share these with my daughter. She loves them as well.
Stunning book to say the least. Love how the two stories collide,one in pictures and one in words. This book is unique and unlike anything I have ever read. A must read for fans of Hugo!
I really enjoyed the book. With Rose's story told through wonderful and original pictures, and Ben's story with words, this is a must-read for all of Hugo's fans. Read this book for sure!!!!!
Sue Marie wrote: "Love this book and how the stories intertwine. I think Selznick is a genius."Couldn't agree more! I think this book (along with Hugo Cabret) are true works of art! His style is unique.
Dani wrote: "Sue Marie wrote: "Love this book and how the stories intertwine. I think Selznick is a genius."Couldn't agree more! I think this book (along with Hugo Cabret) are true works of art! His style is..."
absolutely!
It's kind of sad though. I can't imagine being deaf and having to learn sign language. It's just too complicated.
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