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'Little Brother is in trouble again – he's damaged the local palm oil plantation and hurt himself. Latif is forced to make a difficult decision about the little orang-utan he loves like a real brother.' (Publication summary)
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Clayton,Murrumbeena - Oakleigh - Springvale area,Melbourne South East,Melbourne,Victoria,:Blake Education,2015.
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Extent:iii, 62 pp. Description:illus.
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School Level: Lower Primary, Middle Primary
ISBN:9781760200909
Series:ySparklers Asian StoriesClayton South:Blake Education,2014-141649912014series - publisher children's fiction
'Blake’s new full-colour Asian Stories are contemporary tales set across Asia and the Pacific. Students follow characters their own age in their local environments – at school, at home, in the village, visiting local landmarks – so they can observe everyday life in another culture. With a window into the social and cultural norms of our near neighbours, these books are valuable tools to build both literacy skills and cross-cultural understanding.
'This series has been written specifically for the Australian Curriculum priority: ‘Asia and Australia’s engagement with Asia’.' (Publication summary)
