A nonlinear story progression A self-awareness that oftentimes breaks the fourth wall and speaks directly to the reader (this is a book that’s aware it’s a book) Reader participation (why yes, reader — you’ll be integral in moving the story along!) Unique formatting and gorgeous visuals

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.

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