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Dirrarn / Carl Merrison & Hakea Hustler ; illustrated by Dub Leffler.
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9781922777027 (paperback)
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JF MERR
Personal Name
Merrison, Carl
Title
Dirrarn / Carl Merrison & Hakea Hustler ; illustrated by Dub Leffler.
Production & Copyright Details
Broome, Western Australia : Magabala Books, 2023.
©2023
Physical Description
109 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm
Content type
text
still image
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Sequel to 'Black cockatoo".
"Winner of the Daisy Utemorrah award" --Front cover.
Summary Note
Mia could hear the squarks of her Jarriny before she saw them. Her eye's had flicked to the sky in search of the passing dirrarn but soon realized the noise was from the bird just beyond the gate. We first met Mia in Black Cockatoo, as she navigated her way through culture, Country and familial ties. Dirrarn follows Mia as she finds herself at boarding school and the challenges of living thousands of kilometres away from home, family, and the big sky country she loves. Mia along with her best friend, Naya, negotiate new friends, new ways of thinking and new ways of being in a different world. As Mia wrestles with all that is unfamiliar, she soon must learn to stand in her truth when confronted with unending challenges. The dirrarn (black cockatoo) is Mia's totem animal. It provides her with the strength and freedom to stay connected to her world, even when she is a long way from home. It is this totem she draws upon. Dirrarn is a sensitive story on the power of place, personality and the honour of standing up for the truth.
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10+ years old.
Subject - Topical Term
Black cockatoos -- Juvenile fiction
Friendship -- Juvenile fiction
Boarding schools -- Juvenile fiction
Belonging (Social psychology) -- Juvenile fiction
Respect -- Juvenile fiction
Honor -- Juvenile fiction
Children's stories
Aboriginal Australians -- Social life and customs -- Juvenile fiction
Australian fiction
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Hustler, Hakea
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Leffler, Dub
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