That Bird Has Arms by Kate Temple, Jol Temple, Ronojoy Ghosh, Niharika Hukku

That Bird Has Arms by Kate Temple, Jol Temple, Ronojoy Ghosh, Niharika HukkuRoy is an ordinary bird in every way. He is not the biggest, or the smallest. His squawk is not the loudest or the quietest. He even follows the same football team as everyone else. He was very normal except for one thing he has ARMS. Absolutely nobody knows and Roy would like to keep it that way That Bird Has Arms is a story about difference and identity. It's about learning to see that what sets you apart is what makes you strong, and it's about

Ryhia Dank offers forty-five artworks that share some of her experiences of growing with family and learning her community

Drawn from the bestselling Welcome to Country

Aboriginal people lived in the land we call Australia

this masterly novel encompasses the extremes of comedy and tragedy

As their friendship fractures

She'd hoped for plenty of it when she agreed to help her beloved older brother unravel a magical conspiracy

Ever been struck dumb when speaking in public

He and Conor are close as brothers

'The book was inspired by my Nana and Gran

Many First Peoples regard the land as a reflection of the sky and the sky a reflection of the land

all of the writing and photography in Loving Country has been created in consultation with communities

This powerful children's cautionary tale on the destruction and havoc that mining causes to the land and to community is both touching and hard-hitting