Korgi Book 3: A Hollow Beginning

Great artwork and no words. What that means is that you can make a new story every time you read or have your child tell you a new tale at story time.Artwork is black and white and very detailed good finish to the series.

Ran into the first of the series in a quaint shop in Salem, Mass. when my daughter and I took in Halloween at Salem.My sister has had Corgi's and is an artist so I knew these were for her! This is the third of the series and she loves them ! I look at them as ways to use your own imagination.

Really cute drawings but there are no words at all! It's very bizarre.

If you are a corgi lover! This is the best to add to any corgi collection! Love the story My kids do as well! This is a must have

I bought this for my 5 year old daughter who loved the books when we borrowed them from the library.

My wife and I get as many Corgi stories as we can. We love our Corgies! This was a terrific addition to the other books in the series!

The other two Korgi books had some scary moments, but all were resolved nicely, prettily. This one...with two horrid brothers who ATE corgis...is not nice, or pretty. Very dark. We won't be buying anymore.

I love Christian Slade's work and own all three Korgi books. I will happily continue to buy any future Korgi books he writes.

And take a hike, Tintin! There's a new classic in town, and that classic is Korgi. the tale-without-words that cannot suffer from translation.If we're talking comparisons, the story is a charming as Brunhoff, as exciting as Herge, and as creative as Jansson. But it brings in something new. The absence of dialogue isn't a gimmick, not when it's this well handled. It is instead a brilliant means of making a true collaborator of the reader. Everyone who picks up this book will find something new in it, and bring something new to it. In fact, perhaps the brief expository notes at the end should be cut altogether, and Forums started in which every reader can contribute their own interpretation.It demands nothing- my first "reading" was a simple glide along with the events of the art. Only on the second view did I start fitting names to characters (many different from the "actual" in the end notes). And that's how I'll probably continue- but continue I will.

very original book, allowing children to use their imagination

A book of good quality. Nice pictures etc. A recommended nighttime story for a corgi person. Oh, and delivery was also OK.