Uri ShulevitzAuthor of SnowAlso known as: Uri Shulevitz, Uli Shulevitz, Uri Schulevitz
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Shulevitz also illustrated books written by others, such as The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship (for which Shulevitz won the Caldecott), The Lost Kingdom of Karnica, Hosni the Dreamer: an arabian tale, The Golem, The Diamond Tree, and The Fools of Chelm and Their History.
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