Colour Makes the World Go Round

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A whimsical exploration though colour celebrating that variety, diversity, and difference creates joy - now in paperback!

Imagine a RAINBOW without colour, or FLAMINGOS, or RED SHOES, what about a ZEBRA Oh

Christopher Nielsen invites the reader to imagine a world with colour ... and without. Cleverly juxtaposing illustrations, he shows how colour, in all its variety, is what creates our wonderful world. Deceptively simple, this is a book that can spark discussion about difference and the depth that it creates.

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A thought-provoking, colour-filled treat! * A Word About Books *
This highly engaging book will be a wonderful classroom resource to encourage children to use their imaginations to explore what their world might look like without colour. * ReadPlus *
Colour Makes the World Go Round is a bold and vibrant picture book which thoughtfully and ingeniously asks the question: 'What would the world be like without colour' It has a spectacular cover with embossed letters that draw readers into a fascinating journey of a world with and without colour. * ReadPlus *

Author Bio

Christopher Nielsens illustrations flow forth from a love of vintage design. Tin toys, Mexican wrestlers, Matchboxes, Medical Charts and Indian Goddesses all jostle for attention amongst the flotsam and jetsam of his flip-top head. His images have been adopted by wineries, zoos, department stores, radio stations and fish mongers around the globe as well as many books. When he's not making images or raising a young family he can be found on stage playing guitar with his band The Ramalamas. His artwork has been acknowledged by The British Book Design & Publication Awards, The AGDA Awards, 3x3, Communication Arts, American Illustration, Society Of Illustrators NY, Luerzers Archive, Hotshop Awards and The Creative Annual. He has received Gold, Silver and Bronze medals in the Illustrators Australia Awards. He was shortlisted in 2018 for the CBCA Crichton Award for best new illustrator in children's book illustration.