Piper must find a way to control her monkey, to make him stop spoiling all the things she wants to do! But what will her monkey do when she uses up all the monkey taming tricks?
Piper must find a way to control her monkey, to make him stop spoiling all the things she wants to do! But what will her monkey do when she uses up all the monkey taming tricks?
Rebecca J Palmer drew her first banana at 18 months. This work inspired her to follow a life of art making, storytelling and meaning of life questioning. She became a graphic designer/illustrator in the advertising industry and then taught design and humanities at Universities and Colleges in both WA and Queensland. Two beautiful daughters later, she decided she liked children after all and became a primary teacher; sharing her love of literacy, language and literature with her students. She believes writing and art help young people to build the skills, the resilience, the acceptance and the desire to persist in the face of life’s challenges and shares her journey as an author/illustrator with her students. As a printmaker, she creates hand tinted etchings and discusses with her students how ‘happy accidents’ are part of the creative process. In 2013 she won a Writing Mentorship through the Fellowship of Australian Writers, with author and visual artist, Liliana Stafford, who introduced her to an incredibly supportive group of creatives - the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. They encouraged her to keep submitting her manuscripts until she finally found a champion – Little Pink Dog Books. Rebecca’s first picture book on mindfulness for children, Monkey Mind, is funded by a grant from The Department of Local Government, Sports and Cultural Industries. She still likes bananas.
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