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Traditional Healers of the Central Desert

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Prologue, Two Cultures, One Story Dr Robert Francis Isaacs AM, OAM, PhD (Hon) has spent his life bridging the divide between white and black Australia. Taken from his mother as a baby, Robert was raised in institutions not knowing he had a family and not knowing he was Aboriginal.

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Age range 5 to 9 Two Mates

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In 1961, when Jukuna leaves with her new husband, young Ngarta remains with a group of women and children. Tragedy strikes and Ngarta is forced to travel alone. Her survival depends on cunning and courage as she is pursued by two murderers in a vast unforgiving landscape.

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Age range 10+ It is the late 1940s and Broome, a small pearling town in the heart of an ancient land, is still recoveringfrom WWII. Ubby, a smart, street-wise Aboriginal girl, is the leader of a small rag-tag gang known as the'Underdogs.' Ubby's Underdogs: Heroes Beginnings

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Age range 10+ The long-awaited, final book in the Ubby's Underdogs trilogy.

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It is the late 1940s and Broome, a small pearling town in the heart of an ancient land, is recovering from WWII. Ubby, a smart, street-wise Aboriginal girl, is the leader of a small rag-tag gang known as the 'Underdogs'. She meets Sai Fong, a Chinese girl just off the boat from Shanghai. From the moment Ubby and Sai Fong meet, their worlds collide.

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This story takes place in an Aboriginal community in central Australia, told through the eyes of Ruby, a Luritja girl. It evolves around the new 'silver bullett school', and the cultural challenges faced by both the community members and the well-meaning school teacher. Ages 13+.

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An exemplar of Indigenous Studies writing, epistemologically, theoretically and methodologically

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A young girl returns to Badu Island to stay with her aka (grandmother). It is time for Wandihnu to learn about the customs and culture of her people. Wandihnu has an important dream before she departs and by learning her lessons the hard way, she realises the importance of listening to her elders. Age 6+ (SA: Reception-Year 2).

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Age range 0 to 3 All our hearts shine with love for you. Welcome, child!

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Age range 0 to 3 What do you call a baby... is an entertaining way for all children to learn the nouns that describe some of our iconic Australian baby animals.

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Age range 5 to 9 Tales from the Bush Mob Willy-willy Wagtail The Emu Who Ran through the Sky (July 2020) and The Sweetest Egg of All (October 2020).

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Age range 14 to 17 Superman never had this problem.

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Age range 9 - 12 The first book in the Yinti series of three books.

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Age range 9 - 12 Gradually, Yinti and Wara grew accustomed to station life. They no longer ran and hid when they saw a motorcar coming along the road towards them.

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Age range 9 - 12 The second book in the Yinti series.

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This stunning book is a biography and a generous sharing of Yorna's Culture and traditional beliefs. Explore the meaning of Country, Lalai ('Creation'), Wandjina, Woongudd (the 'Snake'), in the author's Country in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.

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Aboriginal Elder David Mowaljarlai and photographer Jutta Malnic rekindle a story that constitutes the oldest collective memory of humankind. Yorro Yorro tells of Wandjina creation spirits and their 'crossing over' into ancestral beings and then eventually into human form.

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While spending time in the red heart of the country that had been home to the Walmajarri people for thousands of years, Pat Lowe and her partner, Walmajarri man Jimmy Pike, recorded Pike's stories through his painting and Lowe's writing. Pat explored the day-to-day lives of the desert dwellers and writes about their resourcefulness and ingenuity.

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