Where Does Thursday Go? by Janeen Brian
Where Does Thursday Go? by Janeen Brian
Where Does Thursday Go? by Janeen Brian
Where Does Thursday Go? by Janeen Brian

Where Does Thursday Go? by Janeen Brian

Illustrated by Stephen Michael King

*CBCA Honour Book, Early Childhood, 2002
*CBCA Notable Book award, Picture Book category, 2002

Anyone who has ever wished their birthday would go on for ever will love this book. Splodge and his friend Humbug set out to solve one of life's little mysteries: 'Where does Thursday go before Friday comes?' This friendly and highly appealing book is a perfect combination of Janeen Brian's charming story and Stephen Michael King's luminous, whimsical illustrations.

Condition: Excellent Condition (out of print)
Format: Paperback
Age: 3-5

Janeen Brian is an award-winning, children’s author and poet with over 100 books published in both trade and educational publishing. She enjoys writing picture books, junior fiction, poetry, novels and non-fiction. Many of her books have been translated and distributed worldwide while more than 200 stories, poems, plays and articles have been published in children’s magazines or anthologies.

She lives in the seaside city of Glenelg, in Adelaide, South Australia with her husband. She has two daughters and four grandchildren.

Stephen Michael King won an Honour Book at the 2015 Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Book of the Year Awards with his illustrations for the title Scary Night. He also won a Speech Pathology Australia 2015 Book of the Year Award in the Birth to three years category with his title Snail and Turtle are Friends.

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