The Invention of Hugo Cabret (book)

*The Invention of Hugo Cabret* by Brian Selznick is a visually-rich novel that combines words and detailed illustrations to tell the story of a young orphan, Hugo, living secretly in a Paris train station. Hugo is passionate about fixing clocks and uncovering the mystery behind a stolen automaton left by his father. As he explores, he encounters a wounded shopkeeper and a filmmaker, gradually revealing a deeper connection to the early days of cinema and a lost legacy. The book explores themes of discovery, creativity, and the power of storytelling.