Wonderstruck (Schneider Family Book Award - Middle School Winner)

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Wonderstruck, the captivating middle school winner of the Schneider Family Book Award. This extraordinary novel, written by the talented Brian Selznick, is part of a thematic trilogy that includes his acclaimed works, The Invention of Hugo Cabret and The Marvels. Prepare to embark on an awe-inspiring adventure as Selznick combines words and pictures to deliver a groundbreaking tour de force.

Do you ever long for a different life? Wonderstruck will resonate with you as it follows the journeys of two young protagonists, Ben and Rose, who secretly wish for something more. Ben yearns to uncover the mystery surrounding his absent father, while Rose dreams of a legendary actress that she documents in her precious scrapbook. Their quest for answers unravels in two parallel stories, beautifully woven together using words and mesmerizing artwork that will keep you turning the pages with anticipation.

Engross yourself in this epic tale set fifty years apart, where Ben's story unfolds in words and Rose's story is revealed through stunning visuals. You'll be captivated by the intricate symmetry of their narratives as they intertwine, surprising and challenging you at every turn. Prepare for a breathtaking experience that will leave you wonderstruck, as Selznick's rich and affecting storytelling unfolds over 460 pages of original artwork.

Don't miss out on Wonderstruck, a remarkable achievement by a gifted artist and visionary. Lose yourself in the beauty of Selznick's illustrations, feel the emotions of his well-crafted characters, and wonder at the power of storytelling. Experience this transformative journey for yourself and discover why Wonderstruck has garnered critical acclaim and the admiration of readers worldwide.

Are you ready to embark on a mesmerizing adventure of self-discovery? Dive into Wonderstruck today and be transported to a world brimming with magic and wonder. Shop now and experience the splendor of this Schneider Family Book Award winner.