Awards

• Long-listed for Australian Book Design Awards, Best Designed Children's Picture Book 2025 (Australia)
• Nominated for CBCA Book of the Year Awards, Early Childhood 2025 (Australia)

Overview

Every day is a good hair day in this essential picture book celebration of hair in its many forms. A must-read for any child struggling with hair-confidence. With humour, joy and empathy, this empowering picture book exudes confidence and celebrates the unique beauty of every crown. It's a hugely positive picture book for any child lacking self-confidence or feeling frustrated by their hair or body image. Birungi hates her hair. Doing it feels like a chore! There must be a secret to having good hair... With her family's love and support, Birungi discovers that there are as many types of hair as there are people: it can be black, grey, blonde, or sometimes even blue. It can reach for the sky or fall straight to the ground, be worn in rows or curls, twirl or kink or flow or frizz. And each person’s hair, no matter how it grows, needs the same special care and attention as all the other wonderful parts of them.

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9781529522617

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Author Information

Yvonne Sewankambo is a Ugandan-Canadian writer and publicist who has worked on campaigns across several industries, including publishing, film, television, education, and the nonprofit sector. Having lived in four countries on three different continents (and traveled to even more), she is passionate about telling stories that transcend borders. Yvonne Sewankambo lives in Sydney, Australia. Freda Chiu is a Sydney-based freelance illustrator, author and educator at The University of Technology Sydney. She is inspired by her love of children’s picture books, indie comics, horror movies and good stories. She was shortlisted for the 2022 The Children’s Book Council of Australia Award for New Illustrator and also the 2022 IBBY Australia Ena Noël Award.

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