This is my second Shaun Tan book, the first being Tales from the Inner City, and I just love his illustration and stories. I have went ahead and added the rest of his books to my TBR. Between the two, I did enjoy Tales from the Inner City better, but I still loved Lost & Found. There are 3 stories and author’s notes included.

I particularly loved the first story called “The Red Tree”. One of my favorite things about Shaun Tan’s illustration is that it tends to evoke so much emotion. I feel like I can see most of the stories in the details of the art and they become so much more than just the written story. To me, “The Red Tree” just had so much detail and conveyed so much more than the other two stories. Though again, I still enjoyed the other two as well. I really liked the connecting theme between each of these stories of the feeling of being lost or disconnected from the character’s surroundings.

I can just spend the longest time looking at one page of this author’s books because I want to soak in as many of the details possible, and there’s just so much there. Then I got to the end, read the author’s notes and realized there were still things I missed and went back to look at them all over again. ( )

I didn't realize this book consisted of the two picture books I already read... The Lost Thing and The Rabbits. Still I can say I'm glad I was able to find this in the library because the first story "The Red Tree" was just simply amazing and superb. It's about a girl who is sad and at the end is happy because she found what she is looking for. ( )

Simply wonderful. Shaun Tan takes my breath away. ( )

I am so in love with the art of Shaun Tan. ( )

Unique illustrations take over this book , which includes three stories: The Red Tree, The Lost Thing, and The Rabbits. Each story is captivating and propels you into deep thought. ( )