Brian Banana Duck Sunshine Yellow by Chris McKimmie

*Shortlisted for the 2007 CBCA Picture Book of the Year
*APA Best Designed Book of the Year Award
A wonderful, innovative, quirky picture book about a child's search for identity and the need to belong - and a glorious celebration of the colour yellow.

'This picture book is a celebration of the child's search for identity. It's about the desire to stand out from a crowd, but also the need to belong. It's about the power of words and names to give us a personality and a place in the world. It's about relationships with family. It's about individuality and the importance of imagination in the development of the individual persona. It's about the capacity for art to express feelings. It's a quirky, totally original, visual poem to the child's innate celebration of all that is creative in the human heart.' - Dr Robyn Sheahan-Bright

On Friday nights, all day Saturday and most of Sunday I stay with Na-na and Grumpy Yellow.

One Saturday, I got lost. Twice.

The first time, a big prawn found me.

The second time, I found my own way home.

Condition: Ex-library copy in excellent condition with a few library stamps
Format: Hardcover 
Age: 5-7

Chris McKimmie is a writer, artist, designer, musician, lecturer, and grandad to seven grandkids and one dog Teddy a black Labrador who shares his morning-tea biscuits. Chris has had many solo and group exhibitions of his art, and his books have been included in Childrens Book Council of Australia shortlists, honours lists and notable books lists. Teddy is proud of him.

His previous books with Allen and Unwin are Brian Banana Duck Sunshine Yellow (2006), shortlisted for the 2007 CBCA Awards, Maisie Moo and Invisible Lucy (2007), Special Kev (2008), shortlisted for the 2009 CBCA Awards, Two Peas in a Pod (2010), shortlisted for the 2011 CBCA Awards and Good Morning, Mr Pancakes .

Chris was for many years the convenor and originator of the illustration program at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University. He wrote, illustrated and designed a series of eight children's books in the 70s, and has designed many covers for the University of Queensland Press. Represented in the Graphis Annual, he has worked as a graphic designer and publications designer for the ABC, the National Parks and Wildlife Services and the University of WA Press. He was production designer for the award-winning short film Stations and the feature-length film Australian Dream.

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Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the photo accurately depicts the condition of the book, the colour and imperfections may vary slightly from the images.