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Chih-Yuan Chen

Chen Chih-yuan (born 1975) is a picture book writer and illustrator from Taiwan. Several of his books have been translated into English, including Guji Guji, the story of a 'crocoduck' described in a review by The New York Times as having "vivid characters..rendered with wit and warmth". Chen is a three-time winner of the Hsin Yi Picture Book Award.

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Chih-Yuan Chen

Name
Chen Chih-yuan
Born
1975
Occupation
Writer
Awards
Hsin Yi Picture Book Award
Nationality
People's Republic of China
Languages
Chinese

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Chen Chih-yuan (born 1975) is a picture book writer and illustrator from Taiwan. Several of his books have been translated into English, including Guji Guji, the story of a 'crocoduck' described in a review by The New York Times as having "vivid characters..rendered with wit and warmth". Chen is a three-time winner of the Hsin Yi Picture Book Award.

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