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This study explores David Wiesner’s wordless picturebooks with a focus on strategies for interpreting image. Reading picturebooks, especially wordless ones, is like solving puzzles, as they require active readers to understand and decode the visuals. This process can make reading picturebooks a very complex task. Wiesner’s wordless picturebooks, Tuesday, Sector 7, and Flotsam show expanding imagination through brilliant fantastic pictures. Readers who want to understand wordless pictures must rely on their own imaginations. Through Wiesner’s creative and artistic storytelling, readers can experience shifts in space-time and expansion of narrative. Wiesner’s wordless picturebooks offer readers great enjoyment and allow for flexible interpretation.