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ISBN
9781442526112 (paperback)
1442526114 (paperback)
Author
Thompson, Liz, 1963-
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Title
The sunbird : a story from Warburton Community / Warburton Aboriginal Community with Liz Thompson.
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Melbourne, Victoria : Pearson Australia, 2010.
©2010.
Description
24 pages : colour illustrations ; 29 cm.
Series
Sharing our stories
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Previously published: Pearson Rigby, 2008.
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Contents
Our community -- Sharing our story -- The Sunbird -- Our children's voices -- Our elders' voices -- Sharing the story in Ngaanyatjarra language.
Summary
Each sharing our story focuses on one Indigenous Australian community. The opening of each book is built around a series of photographs describing the local community setting, and establishing the community in a particular place and time. Following this is one story shared by that particular community, which conveys a message connected to the group's traditions or social conventions. The stories are illustrated with paintings and drawings by children from the local community. Using a mixture of traditional and modern-day influences, the artwork brings the stories to life through the children's personal interpretations. This is followed by quotes and photographic portraits of local children and elders. This provides a unique opportunity to meet the community that have shared their story, and to gain insight into what the story means to them. Each book concludes with the story retold in language.
Level
For primary school age.
Subjects
Aboriginal Australians -- Western Australia -- Gibson Desert
Sunbird (Legendary creature) -- Western Australia -- Folklore
Aboriginal Australians -- Western Australia
Ngaanyatjarra people (A38)
Ngaanyatjarra language (A38)
Stories and motifs - Birds
Western Australia -- Gibson Desert
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Warburton Aboriginal Community
Series
Sharing our stories
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PAM 2021.008
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