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“By his redeployment of everyday items—a fish, a string bean, an amphibian—Wiesner suggests that fantastical things are happening all around us, that our dreams are closer than we think—whether those dreams belong to humans, clouds or frogs.”
—Andrew Leonard, New York Times Book Review
I Got It! 2018
The few seconds after the ball leaves the bat can be infinitely long. For this eager young outfielder, there's plenty of time to envision the increasingly fantastic and funny situations that might interfere with making the catch.
Fish Girl 2017
A young mermaid, called Fish Girl, in a
boardwalk aquarium has a chance
encounter with an ordinary girl.
boardwalk aquarium has a chance
encounter with an ordinary girl.
Spot 2015
Spot is an app unlike any other.
A visual adventure—one that is
never the same twice.
A visual adventure—one that is
never the same twice.
Art & Max 2010
Friendship, creativity, and the mysterious point
where these two forces intersect.
where these two forces intersect.
June 29, 1999 1992
Broccoli falls from the sky, bracing itself in the
backyard; turnips hit the trail in the Rocky
Mountains; and lima beans land in Levittown.
backyard; turnips hit the trail in the Rocky
Mountains; and lima beans land in Levittown.
Other Titles
Night of the Gargoyles, 1994
by Eve Bunting; illustrated by David Wiesner
978-0-395-96887-1
Free Fall, 1988
by David Wiesner
HC: 978-0-061-56741-4
PB: 978-068-810990-5
The Loathsome Dragon, 1987
Retold by David Wiesner and Kim Kahng
978-0-618-54359-5