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Yelchin plays the earthy, red-brown warmth of the rabbit’s fur off the cool blue of the sky, and his use of collage magnifies the sense of characters suspended in midair. The action ricochets into outer space and back like a magnificent bungee jump, and the girl’s presence offers reassurance throughout.”. —Publishers Weekly.
Eugene Yelchin has 30 books on Goodreads with 53901 ratings. Eugene Yelchin’s most popular book is Breaking Stalin's Nose.
Yelchin wittily recounts his hardscrabble upbringing in Cold War Russia. —PEOPLE Magazine Words and images interact with one another, each essential to understanding Eugene’s experience. . . . Yelchin’s genius, which first appeared under the table, is here to enlighten everyone.
The author and artist Eugene Yelchin presents his memoir The Genius Under the Table: Growing Up Behind the Iron Curtain (Candlewick Press 2021)#EugeneYelchin...
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12 de out. de 2021 · —The Buffalo News So many of the faces in Eugene Yelchin’s illustrated memoir are doleful, but somehow his tale of curiosity and artistic passion — yes, he is the “genius” of the title — has lightness and humor despite the dark parts of his family’s story. . . . a strange, surprising and satisfying tale of growing up with not just artistic skill but also an ever-questioning ...
Russian-born Yelchin, who won a Newbery Honor for Breaking Stalin’s Nose, knows that actions often speak louder than words. PIP & PUP is a wonderful story about how unexpected friendships evolve―and survive. This story is perfect for a quick but quiet burst of adventure before bedtime. —BookPage. “A book that feels like a classic, one ...
Eugene Yelchin’s illustrations are unreliable and subversive, at war with M.T. Anderson’s text. Sophisticated, witty and sharply political, the book tells of the elf Brangwain Spurge and the goblin Werfel, two scholars from feuding kingdoms who are swept into a maelstrom of espionage, deceit and prejudice.” —Wall Street Journal
