Three-time Caldecott winner David Wiesner got the nod from young readers as illustrator of the year for his whimsical story involving two lizards who are artists, one a famed portrait painter and the other an eager beginner.
Three-time Caldecott winner David Wiesner got the nod from young readers as illustrator of the year for his whimsical story involving two lizards who are artists, one a famed portrait painter and the other an eager beginner.
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