Aboriginals Books

Gugamuda, a boy from the Gugam tribe, witnesses the creation of Kakadu through a flood caused by a serpent. He survives on a tree and sees the transformation of the land.

Bear and Coyote are friends, but Coyote's wild energy can be overwhelming. Bear teaches Coyote how to be still and calm.

A story I wrote, to help my granddaughters fall asleep without fear of bad dreams. They have told me "It worked!" ...they woke up the next morning having had a nice dream.

Fedir guides readers on an adventure through the Aboriginal naming system, emphasizing the importance of names and personal growth. The story follows a character named Ginwaa…

Tsetsé7, a Secwépemc girl, shares her experiences and knowledge about the Circle of Learning and its importance in her community.

A reflection on Sorry Day and the ongoing challenges faced by Aboriginals, questioning whether a simple apology can bring about real change.

'How the Kangaroo Got Her Pouch' is an Aboriginal Dreamtime story. Students viewed a narrated performance and then retold the story later. Students created illustrations to a…

The Ngemba People face a drought, causing the river to dry up. Biame helps by teaching them a rain dance. The fish return and they learn to not overfish.