The first Scientists: Deadly Inventions and Innovations from Australia’s first people by Corey Tutt
What a great book – informative – we learnt so much; inspirational – we want to go out and learn […]
What a great book – informative – we learnt so much; inspirational – we want to go out and learn […]
As today’s sun stretched, I laughed like a happy kookaburra Children’s board book Indigenous author & artwork. Celebrates the sun
Despite facing hardships and injustice, Albert left behind an amazing legacy This is a book for all Australian homes, for
NAIDOC week has fallen in school holidays this year but we can still celebrate and share some great lessons, ideas
Tales from the bush mob Classroom use Links in Australian indigenous storytelling Links to different Australian animals – science &
Yarma gurra dahn gooramay Hello, Welcome to our gathering. Written in the Gamilaraay language of the Kamilaroi people alongside English,
Once you were a wish but now you are with us New parents will love sharing this book with their
Children from all cultural backgrounds will enjoy reading this book as it relates to something many children have to think
I am Bindi, the one in the middle. I am 11 years old. Growing here, I am an empath of
NAIDOC week is on the horizon and there is no better way to celebrate than with books. Books that ignite
I am Shirley Purdie. A long time ago my mother danced with the women at Mabel Downs. The men made
I asked Pop, “Can you wish on a shooting star to become a superhero?” “You never know unless you try,”