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Goodbye, Chunky Rice
Good-Bye Chunky Rice book cover, 6th printing
AuthorCraig Thompson
IllustratorCraig Thompson
Cover artistCraig Thompson
LanguageEnglish
GenreGraphic novel
PublisherTop Shelf Productions
Publication placeUnited States
Media typePrint (paperback)
Pages128
ISBN1-891830-09-0
OCLC42966371

Good-bye, Chunky Rice is a 1999 graphic novel about friendship written by Craig Thompson. It was originally published by Top Shelf Productions.

Publication history

Good-bye, Chunky Rice was originally published by Top Shelf Productions. It would be re-released in a new format by Pantheon Books in May 2006. Before this, the graphic novel had six printings with Top Shelf.

Plot

The book tells the story of Chunky Rice, a small turtle who leaves his familiar surroundings, including his deer mouse best friend, to enter the next phase of his life. Other side characters in the novel also experience similar losses of friendship through tragedy or their own choice.

Critical reception

Good-bye, Chunky Rice won Thompson the 2000 Harvey Award for Best New Talent.

References

  1. Mechanic, Michael. "Craig Thompson—The Devil Made Me Draw It". Mother Jones. September/October 2011
  2. "2000 Harvey Award Winners" Archived 2010-11-09 at the Wayback Machine. The Harvey Awards. Retrieved November 14, 2011.


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