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10 Great Postmodern Picture Books

"There are a few cool things about the postmodern trend in picture books that sets them apart from the rest of the pack. Postmodern picture books are avant-garde things that break the rules of traditional picture book formats for the sheer pleasure of doing it, offering up deliciously fun and entertaining stories to their young readers.
There are already some postmodern heavyweights in the picture book world, such as Anthony Browne's Voices in the Park and anything by Jon Scieszka and David Wiesner, but we wanted to highlight some hidden gems and new up-and-comers."
The picture is taken from Shaun Tan's gorgeous book "Lost and Found".
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Zero (Kathryn Otoshi)
Zero (Kathryn Otoshi)
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The Book With No Pictures (B.J. Novak)
The Book With No Pictures (B.J. Novak)
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Wolves (Emily Gravett)
Wolves (Emily Gravett)
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The Little Red Fish (Taeeun Yoo)
The Little Red Fish (Taeeun Yoo)
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Black Cat, White Cat (Silvia Borando)
Black Cat, White Cat (Silvia Borando)
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Press Here (Hervé Tullet)
Press Here (Hervé Tullet)
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Lost & Found (Shaun Tan)
Lost & Found (Shaun Tan)
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Chester (Mélanie Watt)
Chester (Mélanie Watt)
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Black and White (David Macaulay)
Black and White (David Macaulay)
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Alma and How She Got Her Name (Juana Martinez Neal)
Alma and How She Got Her Name (Juana Martinez Neal)
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