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Original Title:	The Griffin & Sabine Trilogy Boxed Set: Griffin & Sabine/Sabine's Notebook/The Golden Mean
ISBN:	0811806960 (ISBN13: 9780811806961)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Griffin & Sabine #1-3

The Griffin & Sabine Trilogy (Griffin & Sabine #1-3)

Nick Bantock

Hardcover | Pages: 142 pages

Rating: 4.37 | 2790 Users | 268 Reviews

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Title	:	The Griffin & Sabine Trilogy (Griffin & Sabine #1-3)
Author	:	Nick Bantock
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 142 pages
Published	:	November 1st 1994 by Chronicle Books (first published September 1st 1993)
Categories	:	Fiction. Fantasy. Art. Romance. Sequential Art. Graphic Novels

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These books formed a very large portion of my childhood. My mom used to read them to me, at a maddeningly slow pace. Each night when I was heading to bed she'd come into my room and we'd painstakingly remove a letter from its envelope. We'd spend nearly as much time looking over the drawings, the postcards, just the gorgeous artwork of each piece. Then the letter would be read.

It was a magical experience, and one I ended up repeating on my own when I was old enough. I spend just as much time examining the script, the art. These books are a work of art, as much as the story in and of itself is. It's a book to fire the imagination, to whet the appetite for more.

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Ratings: 4.37 From 2790 Users | 268 Reviews

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Achingly romantic. I am utterly mesmerized every time I read this even after so many years.

A series of epistolary novels containing the correspondence between Sabine living on an south seas island and Griffin in England. They are both artists and the letters and postcards contain the most exquisite art work, from the gorgeous, and realistic to the macabre and surrealistic. A long distance love grows passionately between these two but they seem doomed to never meet in person. There are elements of supernatural and it seems they are living in parallel worlds. It is a great pleasure to

I read this trilogy in 1994 and just reread it.... I wish I had more patience for it because I am sure there are some fun 'clues' and images I am missing out on. Reminds me a bit of my December read of 'the 10,000 doors of january'...the artwork is beautiful and the story alluring enough but its time to pass this along. Hoping my reading buddy Mary wants it!

I really enjoyed this trilogy - so glad I read them all together. What a find at a Little free Library!



It's the 25th Anniversary of Nick Bantock's "The Griffin and Sabine Trilogy" - a gorgeous and "extraordinary correspondence." A truly voyeuristic look into the characters lives - as the pair discover each other, you discover them by taking out and reading letters and postcards complete with envelopes and stamps. It's a physical experience of the book, a rare thing for an adult. A mystery, a love story, an unreliable narrator - Mr. Bantock is an intriguing storyteller and artist (he is the

Intriguing, beautifully illustrated & full of romance. What more could you want.