The little girl gets dressed,grab her pet and go out walking trought town, she finds something that looks like a glowing watch, floating.

In this chapter we appreciate how this family is having dinner, talking about sending the little girl for something, they look like a beautiful and lovely family.

The same book won the children’s Book council of Australia picture book of the year award in 2007.and the Western Australian premier’s Book and the Awards premier’s prize in 2006. In 2006, his wordless graphic novel The Arrival In 2006,won the Book of the year prize as part of the new south wales premier’s literary awards. Tan was born in Freeman, western Australia, and grew up in the e northern suburbs of perth, western Australia. Other books he has written and illustrated include the Red Tree and The Arrival. He won an academy award for the lost thing, a 2011 animated film adaptation of a 2000 picture book he wrote and illustrated. Shaun Tan ( born 1974) fremantle western is an Australian artist, write and filmmaker. This picture shows us different perspectives and different’s point of view about what is happening in the story, these events make us to think about the central idea: With patience, everything can be done. We can see the whole family having a conversation and the main character ( the father) is telling something to her daughter. Sometimes the main character meets others who tell their own tale-and the coloring is just different enough to let you know it's a new POV, without losing the continuity.According To the six chapter of The Arrival we can observe that its an important chapter because the images can show us different’s point of view and different ideas about what is happening in the book. The colors are black and white blending to sepia at different points of the story. When the artist chooses to devote a whole page to one scene, it is breathtaking. Instead, each of the small squares could be framed. The storyline is told cleanly in an easy-to-follow format of boxes, so even a novice to the graphic novel can enjoy it.

Without the familiarity of words, the viewer is forced to experience alongside the protagonist the confusion of a new land: the food, animals and language. For people of all ages interested in the experience of those who have had to leave their homelands and start over in a strange world, this is a graphic novel to be cherished. It is a migrant story told entirely through art. The Arrival by Shaun Tan is a rare storytelling gem.

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