The invention of Hugo Cabret

«The Invention of Hugo Cabret» is not just a book, it is a treasure trove that combines a wonderful story, picturesque illustrations, and elements of a screenplay. The novel tells the story of 12-year-old Hugo Cabret, who lives a secret life within the walls of a Parisian train station, where he takes care of the clocks. His life changes when he finds an amazing automaton - a mechanical doll that seems to hold a secret. Together with Isabelle, a girl he meets by chance, Hugo embarks on an investigation into the mystery of the automaton, which leads them to the fascinating world of early cinema. This is not just a novel, but a true multimedia experience. The book is filled with picturesque illustrations that complement the text and create an unforgettable atmosphere. «The Invention of Hugo Cabret» is the first novel to be awarded the Caldecott Medal in 2008, which has been given annually since 1938 to an illustrator for the best illustrated American children's book.