Cosei Kawa

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Cosei Kawa is an illustrator of children's books and an associate professor at Shizuoka University of Art and Culture. [1] [2] [3] [4]

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References

  1. Folio Cosei Kawa _ illustrator Retrieved 7 May 2017
  2. Cosei Kawa Archived 2017-09-11 at the Wayback Machine Advocate art Retrieved 7 May 2017
  3. KAWA Cosei Shizuoka University of Art and Design Retrieved 7 May 2017
  4. Family Stories The New York Times Retrieved 7 May 2017
  5. Deborah's Tree Lerer Publishing Retrieved 4 November 2022
  6. Asa the Rock Cutter Collins Retrieved 12 September 2022
  7. Carpe Diem Amazon Retrieved 4 February 2021
  8. An Unlikely Ballerina Lerner Retrieved 7 August 2018
  9. The Tigon and the Liger Archived 2018-08-07 at the Wayback Machine LANTANA PUBLISHING Retrieved 7 May 2017
  10. Feeding the Flying Fanellis Lerner Retrieved 7 August 2018
  11. Tales of Two Dragons Harper Collins Canada Retrieved 7 May 2017
  12. Rifka Takes a Bow KAR-BEN PUBLISHING Retrieved 7 May 2017
  13. Bug Club Fluent Fiction Play Peason Retrieved 7 May 2017
  14. Browse Inside Harper Collins Canada Retrieved 7 May 2017
  15. Issun Boshi Hachette Children's Group Retrieved 7 May 2017
  16. 2016 Independent Publisher Book Awards Results Independent Publisher Retrieved 7 May 2017
  17. Awards: CILIP Carnegie, Kate Greenaway; SCBWI Golden Kite Shelf Awareness Retrieved 7 May 2017
  18. CCBC Choices 2014 Cooperative Children's Book Center, UW-Madison Retrieved 7 May 2017
  19. 2014 Sydney Taylor Book Awards Announced by AJL The Sydney Taylor Book Award Retrieved 7 May 2017
  20. 2014 best-books Best Children's Books of the Year Retrieved 7 May 2017
  21. BEST CHILDREN'S BOOKS OF 2013 KIRKUS Retrieved 7 May 2017