Australian Aboriginal Books for Children || The Travel Tester
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I didn’t realize just how many different Australian Aboriginal books for children there are available until our last trip to Australia. I found so many amazing Aboriginal kids’ books in the bookshops!
AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL CHILDREN’S BOOKS
FAVOURITE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
Learning about another culture is one of my favourite things about travelling the world – and I believe it’s important to get kids involved in other cultures as often as possible. And what better to learn about Australian Aboriginal culture than through these incredible picture books?
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Walking in Gagudju Country
The Gagudju, also known as the Kakadu, are an Aboriginal Australian people of the Northern Territory. The authors of this book share their knowledge and love of the Top End in this enchanting book about one of Australia’s most ancient and beautiful ecosystems.
Link: Walking in Gagudju Country
Ninni Yabini
I was immediately attracted to this book by the beautiful cover with stars made in watercolour and ink. In this picture book, Mother and Father swan are busy rebuilding their nest after a storm when their baby, Ninni Yabini, wanders off. Luckily, the evening star, his namesake, comes out to guide him home.
What is special, is that the book written in both Noongar (the language of Aboriginal Australian peoples who live in the south-west corner of Western Australia) and English.
Link: Ninni Yabini
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