National Book Festival: Picture Books

Washington Post: Books
Fri, 08/28/2015 - 9:47am

10-10:30 Illustrator and animator Christian Robinsonhas worked with Pixar Animated Studios and the Sesame Street Workshop and is the illustrator of numerous books, including “Josephine,” by Patricia Hruby Powell, which won a Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor; “Last Stop on Market Street,” by Matt de la Peña; and “Leo, A Ghost Story,” by Mac Barnett.

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