
Julien Chung

Zero Zebras: A Counting Book about What’s Not There
Julien Chung
365: How to Count a Year
Julien ChungExplore different numerical breakdowns of a year in this playful concept picture book that introduces numbers big and small in creative ways, all adding up to a wonderful 365 days!
A year can feel like a really, really long time. One trip around the sun. Twelve months. Fifty-two weeks. 365 days. 31,535,000 seconds. It seems like forever, so let’s break it down! A year is made up of 365 “Good mornings.” It’s fifty-two Friday night movie nights, twelve calendar backgrounds, and one special birthday wish. Time passes in so many fun and exciting ways—come explore them!

Chicka Chicka Tricka Treat (Chicka Chicka Book, A)
Julien ChungIt’s Halloween in this companion to the beloved and bestselling classic Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, and there’s a spooky surprise in store for everyone’s favorite letters!
A told B,
and B told C,
“Let’s sneak to the top
of the creaky old tree.”
The classic alphabet chant gets a Halloween twist as the letters sneak their way up the tree, all donning their spiffiest costumes. But when a witch swoops in, and the letters come tumbling down, will that be the end of their Halloween fun…or just the beginning?

Chicka Chicka I Love Mom (Chicka Chicka Book, A)
Julien ChungIn this companion to the beloved and bestselling classic Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, rollicking rhyme revels in everything that makes moms great!
I told mom,
and mom told me,
“It’s best to say I love you
with the ABCs!”
Celebrate moms with the rhythmic chant in this engaging take on the perennial classic perfect for Mother’s Day or any time of the year!
About
I’m an award-winning illustrator, who works with editors and art directors to make wonderful, thought-provoking and colourful picture books for kids.
I draw quirky animals. I’m inspired by poster art, and I love bright colour and simple shapes. My style is bold, bright and graphic with a vintage vibe.
With every book I work on, I’m always looking for the WOW moment! The moment that creates a sense of wonder, adds a deeper layer of meaning to the story, and gives the reader something to take away and think about afterwards.
Fun is important too in my work, and it presents itself in my books all sorts of ways. It might be through a joke, a twist, a reoccurring symbol or a punchline. However it shows up, it will make you laugh or smile.
I believe reading is number one for kids! Through books, kids make connections from the story to their own life, helping them to understand and cope with the world around them.
Other things to tell you about me?
I love airports, chocolate, and illustrated maps. I collect enamel pins and toy London double-decker buses. I still believe in Santa Claus.