In the bush I see by Kiara Honeychurch.
What do you see when you walk in the bush? A playful platypus? A nosey wren or perhaps a slithering […]
Indigenous authors
Lucky and Spike by Norma MacDonald
Have you ever wondered what life is like out in the desert of Australia where the Spinifex grass grows and
Black Cockatoo by Carl Merrison and Hakea Hustler
You have his mark Mia, between your shoulder blades. The dirrarn (black cockatoo) is your totem. Your jarriny (conception totem)
Clever Crow – Wak Liya-Djambatj by Nina Lawrence and Bronwyn Bancroft
When a hungry crow can’t find any food, he has to be clever. Clever Crow – Wak Liya-Djambatj. Written by
Monster party by The children from Rawa with Alison Lester and Jane Godwin
Monsters come out of the ground tonight. Jeepers creepers, they give us a fright! In 2017 Alison Lester and Jane
Benny Bungarra’s Big Bush Clean up by Sally Morgan and Ambelin Kwaymullina
Have you ever been out on a bushwalk, seen some rubbish but thought – it’s not mine, I’ll just leave
Nganga by Aunty Fay Muir and Sue Lawson
Nganga is an authoritative and concise collection of words and phrases related to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and
Sorry day by Coral Vass and Dub Leffler
Long ago and not so long ago, the children were taken away Sorry Day is a very important picture book
Our birds: Nilimurrungu Wayin Malanynha by Siena Stubbs
“Taking pictures is savoring life intensely, every hundredth of a second.” ― Marc Riboud Siena Stubbs was given a camera three
Alfred’s War by Rachel Bin Salleh
Alfred had fought in the Great war, but his bravery was not part of the nation’s remembering. He was one
I remember by Joanne Crawford and Kerry Anne Jordinson
Do you have a memory from many years ago that is as strong as it was the day you did
In the city I see by Tori-Jay Mordey
Have you been on a trip to the city lately? Perhaps it is too far away or too busy for