The Wright 3
[2] It chronicles how Calder, Petra, and Tommy strive to save the Robie House in their neighborhood, Hyde Park, Chicago.The underlying plot elements include 3-D pentominoes, architect Frank Lloyd Wright, the Robie House Fibonacci numbers, The Invisible Man, and mysterious occurrences.In a few illustrations, there is a drawing of a fish (referring to Frank Lloyd Wright's lucky talisman) that he lost while building the Robie House.Adam Liptak in a review for The New York Times praised Helquist's work, but noted an "overstuffed narrative", although the loose ends could be perceived as charming or frustrating.[8] Children's Literature reviewer Erin Pelletier claimed The Wright 3 would "not disappoint readers" and thought the Robie House was "woven beautifully throughout the book".
Brett HelquistBlue BalliettEnglishChildren'sMystery novelScholastic PressUnited States of AmericaHardbackLC ClassChasing VermeerThe Calder GamemysteryRobie HouseHyde Park, ChicagopentominoesFrank Lloyd WrightFibonacci numbersThe Invisible ManVermeerAdam LiptakThe New York TimesKirkus Reviewsstarred reviewKidsreadsChildren's LiteratureList of worksAdams, M.Adams, W. and J.AdelmanAffleckAllen–LambeArnoldBachman–WilsonBaldwinBartonBazettBeachyBeckerBlossomBoulterBoyntonBradleyBrandesBroad MarginBuehlerBulbulianCharnleyCheneyChristieCoonleyCopelandCrimson BeechDana–ThomasDavidsonDeRhodesDobkinsFabyanFallingwaterFawcettForestFosterFountainheadFreemanFredrickFrickeFriedmanFukuharaG. FurbeckR. FurbeckGale, L.Gale, T.Gale, W.GilmoreGillinGlasner Goetsch–WincklerGordonGraycliffGridleyHanna–HoneycombHaynesHellerHendersonHeurtleyHickoxHoffmanHollyhockJacobs IJacobs IIJohnsonKelandKentuck KnobKinneyLambersonLaurentLewis, L.MansonMardenD. D. MartinW. E. MartinMcBeanMcCarthyMillardMillerMillard, G.MosherMossbergMurphyOlfeltPalmerPappasParkerPausonPenfieldPeterson Cottage Pope–LeigheyRaywardRebhuhnReisleyRichardsonRobertsRolosonRosenbaumSamaraSanderSchaberg