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'A perfect bedtime story, this stunningly illustrated book follows a family from Fitzroy Crossing as they go camping under the moon and stars.

'The illustrations for this book were produced in workshops with ILF Lifetime Ambassador Alison Lester, and children's author and publisher Jane Godwin.' (Publication summary) 

'Long, long ago, after the Dreaming, two Yuin boys go exploring on a bidhu (mountain) in search of food. They meet with animals of the bagan (land), barra barra (sea) and (mirriwarr) sky, who teach them about being on Country, connecting to the land and to each other.

'Written by two boys aged 12 and 13, The Boys Who Found Their Way incorporates words from the Dhurga language of the Yuin people of the south coast of NSW.'  (Publication summary)

'ngayawanj bagan-nggul, ngayawanj barra barra-nggul is a collection of poems and stories in Dhurga and English, by students from Vincentia High School. The accompanying artwork, created by the students for the Community, honours the people and Country to which they belong.

'The words and illustrations celebrate the students' deep relationship with the land and sea, revealing the places, animals and cultural practices that nourish, strengthen and inspire them all. These interconnected stories reveal that we, as a whole, are part of a greater narrative and therefore have an obligation to connect with and care for Mother Earth.'

'Far out on desert Country, in the remote Community of Tjuntjuntjara, a cheeky papa (dog) called Tjanpi Tjanpi has gotten away. Where could he be hiding? Follow along as Kililpi and her friends look all over the Community for Tjanpi Tjanpi, meet the dogs of Tjuntjuntjara, see the sights and learn some Pitjantjatjara along the way.

'Created by the students of Tjuntjuntjara Remote Community School, Yaltji Ngayuku Papa? gives a playful and charming tour of life iin one of Australia's most remote Communities' (Publication summary) 

'Marlu (kangaroo) is looking for her minya marlu (little kangaroo/joey). Will garliya (emu), wardu (wombat), dyilga-marda (echidna) or any of the other animals be able to help her?

'The first book from a talented young Wirangu woman, created as a language resource for kids in her Community.'  (Publication summary)

'This book is based on the song 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star'.

'It has been written in Tiwi by Pirlingimpi FaFT families and bubs. This book was made for families to share with bubs. 

'We hope this book will help to support all Tiwi kids to keep their language, culture, family and Community strong.'  (Publication summary)

'One morning, a little boy and his family go looking for bush berries. The boy wanders off on his own, following the calls of a willy wagtail. Learn more about life on Country with the little boy and his family.

'The illustrations for this book were produced in workshops with ILF Lifetime Ambassador Alison Lester, and children's author and publisher Jane Godwin.' (Publication summary)

'Looking for shade on a hot day in Binjari, Moli takes shelter under a local van, but ends up getting stuck! Will she manage to get free?'  (Publication summary)

'Learn to count in Gooniyandi with this playful song book.' 

'Join a family as they go out looking for bush tomatoes for a feed..'  (Publication summary)

'In the wet season, a family of brolgas make their nests in the long grass. They look after their eggs, search for food, and dance together.

'Written and illustrated by first time author June Nixon, this stunningly illustrated book will be an immediate family favourite.'  (Publication summary)

'SIZZLE! During tiyari season it is hot and sticky.

'BOOM! The rain and thunder comes in for jamutakari season.

'WOO! Everyone cheers at the Tiwi grand final when kumunupunari season begins.

'There are so many fun things to do on Tiwi throughout the seasons.

'A book created by Tiwi College senior girls so that Tiwi children can see their own culture in a book - and share it with the world.'  (Publication summary)

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'Have you ever seen a Mug Monster or a Chomper Plant? How about a Sila Rex? (He’s Godzilla’s grandson).
'This book is filled with monsters from the imagination of a brilliant boy on a faraway island. Some are scary, some are cute, and some… well, you’ll have to read the book to find out.
'But beware! Some of the monsters are also very dangerous.' (Publication summary)

'"Can you run like a rabbit? Can you jump like a frog? Or laze like a lizard stretched out on a log? Yes, you can! Text in Garawa." -- Publisher.' (Publication summary)

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