Description
Author Ezekiel Kwaymullina says, ?The book was inspired by my Nana and Gran, who passed on their love of country to me.?
Reviews
‘A beautiful celebration of our country with simple text and so much to look at in each stunning illustration. A book that should be in every home. Good Reading
This is a book every Aussie child should read: Sunday Times
?? a loving and jubilant celebration of Australia, depicting the landscape as a diverse, bountiful and welcoming playground ? Morgan and Kwaymullina’s text is outstanding lively yet lyrical. This is an excellent introduction to the important concepts of nationality and belonging, while the underlying journey from morning to night also makes for a soothing bedtime read. Junior Books+Publishing
My Country, is both enchanting and joyous.
?Dreaming, exploring and wondering about the world is part of the essence of early childhood. This new Australian Aboriginal picture book ? provides an excellent vehicle for supporting young readers to do just that, with vivid illustrations and a gentle dusting of text. Bright Hub
Sally Morgan’s pictures, strongly inspired by Aboriginal tradition, are unusual and beautiful. The pages are full of zinging colour [with] a lovely sense of design. Magpies Magazine
?Rich, busy and vital, her paintings are filled with movement as the little girl slides down the river snake’s rainbow and rides the whispering wind. The Age
?A vibrantly beautiful story book for young readers.?ÿM/C Reviews
?? a delightful story of a little girl free to roam on land, sea and in the sky.Koori Mail
