Beautifully illustrated 44 page hard-cover book of Australian Aboriginal stories. The author, Naiura, has faithfully recorded stories told to him as a child by his Grandmother. Every story is illustrated by colourful artwork, along with an explanation of symbols commonly used in aboriginal art. Teach children the tales of indigenous Australians and gain an appreciation of their art. The second in a series of three books. Book size: 26cm x 26cm.

• #25040 Tales of My Grandmother's Dreamtime
• #25042 Even More Tales of My Grandmother's Dreamtime

Two beautifully illustrated 44 page hard-cover books of Australian Aboriginal stories. Each book measures 26cm x 26cm.

1. #25040 Tales of My Grandmother's Dreamtime
2. #25041 More Tales of My Grandmother's Dreamtime

The author, Naiura, has faithfully recorded stories told to him as a child by his Grandmother. Every story is illustrated by colourful artwork, along with an explanation of symbols commonly used in aboriginal art. Teach children the tales of indigenous Australians and gain an appreciation of their art.

Gubbi Gubbi Animal Friends is an Aboriginal language children’s book that teaches the language and culture of the Gubbi Gubbi people. Gubbi Gubbi Animal Friends tells a story of a boy and his father and the Australian native animals. The book contains Gubbi Gubbi language words that are easy to learn alongside picture associations in a storytelling format about the Australian animals. The artwork showcased in Gubbi Gubbi Animal Friends is by local Sunshine Coast artist Bianca Clark.

• Authors: Christine Stuart and Susan Clark
• Illustrator: Bianca Clark
• 10 pages
• Size of the book: 25cm by 17.5cm

Gubbi Gubbi Bush Tucker Girl is an Aboriginal language children’s book that teaches the language and culture of the Gubbi Gubbi people. Gubbi Gubbi Bush Tucker Girl tells a story of a girl and her mother and the Australian native bush tucker. The book contains Gubbi Gubbi language words that are easy to learn alongside picture associations in a storytelling format about bush tucker. Gubbi Gubbi Bush Tucker Girl includes illustrations by artists Bianca Clark and Gabrielle Cloutier. Both artists joined together their talents to create a modern day illustration of the Gubbi Gubbi people.

• Authors: Christine Stuart and Susan Clark  
• Illustrators: Bianca Clark and Gabrielle Cloutier
• 10 pages
• Size of the book: 25cm by 17.5cm

Australian picture book by the author of Walking with the Seasons in Kakadu. Beautifully illustated by Colwyn Cambell, and a wonderful Aboriginal teaching resource book. A story that traces a young boy's instruction in food gathering. With his mother he learns from their indigenous family how to collect the edible seeds of lilies and how to prepare them. For ages 3-15yrs.

This extraordinary book is a visual masterpiece, an enchanting journey into the heart and soul of Indigenous cultures, through the Australian outback as you learn about all different types of Bush Tucker including everything from honey ants to emu eggs. Beautifully illustrated and written by the talented Aboriginal artist Kiz Costelloe. Measures 42cm x 30cm. 16 pages - 300gsm gloss celoglaze covers and 200gsm satin pages.

Embark on a captivating journey through the vibrant world of Indigenous art in our new big book "Indigenous Art Animals from Country." This stunning book invites you to explore the rich variety of Australian animals and Indigenous cultures through the beautiful artistic illustrations by Aboriginal artis Kiz Costelloe.

From the shy echidna to the elusive grace of the kangaroo, each page unveils a breathtaking depiction of native animals rendered in the distinctive styles of Aboriginal art. These animals are not mere subjects; they are bearers of ancient wisdom, custodians of the land, and symbols of profound spiritual significance.

Written and illustrated by the talented Aboriginal artist Kiz Costelloe.

Measures 42cm x 30cm. 16 pages - 300gsm gloss celoglaze covers and 200gsm satin pages.

An Aboriginal art adventure that celebrates the beauty of marine life with the richness of Indigenous culture.

Through the eyes of Indigenous artist and story teller Kiz Costelloe, children will learn how creatures of sea country are not only a source of bush tucker but also hold significant cultural meaning to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Beautifully illustrated and written by the talented Aboriginal artist Kiz Costelloe.

Measures 42cm x 30cm. 16 pages - 300gsm gloss celoglaze covers and 200gsm satin pages.

Step into the enchanting world of Dreamtime as we follow the meandering path of the Rainbow Serpent in our new captivating children's Big Book. Illustrated and written by Kiz Costellow, Aboriginal artist and story teller takes young readers on a colourful and culturally rich adventure.

As you turn the pages, you'll witness the Rainbow Serpent's magnificent presence, depicted in intricate dots and lines, weaving its way through the Australian landscape. But this is more than just a serpent—it's a powerful creator and myth, shaping the land and water, and giving life to all living things.

Join the Serpent as it travels through sacred waterholes, carving rivers and lakes, and leaving behind a trail of vibrant hues. Along the way, discover the wisdom and traditions of Indigenous peoples, who have revered the Rainbow Serpent for generations.

This beautifully illustrated book not only introduces children to the captivating world of Aboriginal art but also teaches them about the deep cultural connection between Indigenous communities and the land. It's a story of creation, wonder, and respect for the natural world, encouraging young readers to appreciate the beauty and significance of Australia's ancient cultures.

Written and illustrated by the talented Aboriginal artist Kiz Costelloe.

Measures 42cm x 30cm. 16 pages - 300gsm gloss celoglaze covers and 200gsm satin pages.

This big book is all about the indigenous wildlife that can be found in the waters of Australia, displayed in big, beautiful aboriginal artwork. In the making of this book, Mike’s 16-month-old daughter Annabella, wouldn’t leave him alone. She wanted him to read it to her again and again. Annabella loves the clown fish, the “ark” (shark), the "gong-gong" (dugong) and the naughty fish (anglerfish). Like Annabella, this book will teach other kids to name sea creatures as impressive as dugongs, whales and more! Written, illustrated and printed in Australia. Big Book size: 42cm x 30cm. 16 pages.

According to Aboriginal belief, all life as it is today - human, animal, bird and fish is part of one vast unchanging network of relationships which can be traced to the great spirit ancestors of the Dreamtime - stories that explain how things came to exist. In this indigenous educational big book, you will meet the lightning brothers, who are the creators of storms, lightning and bushfires. You'll discover the mysterious Mimi spirits, who taught the Aboriginal people how to do rock-paintings. You'll read about Ginga the crocodile man, and how he formed Kakadu. You'll see the rainbow serpent and the fertility mother, learn how the sun was made and more! Written, illustrated and printed in Australia. Big Book size: 42cm x 30cm. 16 pages.

First you have to find the matching pairs of food, then decide whether to place them in the ‘Bush Tucker’ box or the ‘Other Food’ box. Game includes 24 matching wooden cards (16 bush tucker and 8 other food) and 1 sorting box measuring 20cm x 10cm x 10cm.

Climb the ladders or slip down the snakes! This beautifully hand-painted board game supports up to 4 players. Supplied in a wooden storage tray, game includes 4 coloured wooden pieces and 1 large wooden dice. Game measures 40cm x 40cm x 5cm.

Up to 4 children can assemble this huge, 24 piece puzzle on a table or on the floor, then play a fun game of serpents and ladders. In a colourful, hand-painted aboriginal art style, it comes with 4 wooden player tokens and a large wooden dice. This great educational resource measures 60cm x 30cm. Made in Australia.

Use the wooden cards to improve memory skills. Includes 16 wooden cards; 8 matching pairs depicting Indigenous bush foods. Storage tray measures 33cm x 25cm.