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The Invention of Hugo Cabret
by Brian Selznick
The invention of Hugo Cabret is a fun entertaning read (7/16/2011)
Hugo is a young orphan and you then start to wonder why would a young kid live in a train station,what happens to his uncle,why does he have this automation,and why does he have to fix the clocks. And during part 2 you then ask your self when will Georges Me'lie's adoptmore
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