State Library of Queensland - Young People's Activities

Aboriginal tools of the rainforest by the Aboriginal people of Jumbun; Jumbun Elders Reference Group and Helen Pedley 1997
About this little devil and this little fella by Albert Barunga; Magabala Books 1999
Anna the goanna and other poems by Jill McDougall, Aboriginal Studies Press 2000
As I Grew Older by Ian Abdulla, Omnibus Books 1993
Bangu the flying fox, story retold by Jillian Taylor; Aboriginal Studies Press 1994
Barn-Barn Barlala the bush trickster by May L O’Brien Fremantle Arts Centre Press 1992
The bat and the crocodile by Jacko Dolumyu and Hector Sandaloo, Ashton Scholastic 1987
Betty and Bala and the proper big pumpkin by Lorraine Berolah, Lily Jane Collins and Noel Cristaudo, UQ Press 1999
Big rain coming by Katrina Germein, Roland Harvey 1999
Bip the snapping Bungaroo by Narelle McRobbie, Magabala Books 1990
The Budara story by Ross and Olive Boddington, Magabala Books 1996
Caden Walaa by Karin Calley, Jam Roll Press1994
Children of the great lake by Percy Trezise, Angus and Robertson 1992
The Cave painters by Percy Trezise, Collins Publishers Australia 1988
Dabu the baby dugong by Selena Solomon, Magabala Books 1992
Dan's Grandpa by Sally Morgan, Fremantle Arts Centre 1996
Deadly unna? by Phillip Gwynne, Penguin 1998
Desert dreamings by Diedre Stokes, Reed International 1997
Dirrangun by Eustan Williams and Lucy Daley, Angus and Robertson 1994
Down the hole, up the tree, across the sandhills: running from the State and Daisy Bates by Edna Tantjingu and Eileen Wani Wingfield, IAD Press 2000
The Drover's boy by Ted Egan and Robert Ingpen, Lothian 1997
The Echidna and the shade tree by Mona Green, Ashton Scholastic 1984
Emu, Gecko and the little boy retold by Alex Barlow, Macmillan 1991
Enora and the black crane by Arone Raymond Meeks, Ashton Scholastic 1991
Ernie dances to the didgeridoo by Alison Lester; Hodder Children's 2000
Excuse me Captain Cook, who did discover Australia? by Michael Salmon, Martin Educational 1988
Father sky and mother earth by Oodgeroo Noonuccal, Jacaranda Press 1992
Fire: Aboriginal Technology, by Alex Barlow; Macmillan Education Australia 1994
Fraser Island legends retold by Olga Miller, Jacaranda Press 1993
From the dreamtime: Australian Aboriginal legends by Jean A Ellis, Collins Dove 1991
Goanna jumps high by Urandangi State School, Magabala Books 1999
Going for Kalta; hunting for sleepy lizards at Yalata by Yvonne Edwards, Brenda Day and Tjitji Tuta (all the kids), IAD Press 1997
Going for oysters by Jeanie Adams, Omnibus Books 1991
Growing up at Uluru Australia with stories and pictures by Stan Bredden, Steve Parish 1995
Growing up in Kakadu Australia with stories and pictures by Stan Bredden; Steve Parish 1995
Growing up Walgett: young members of the Walgett Aboriginal community speak out edited by Cilka Zagar; Aboriginal Studies Press 1990
Gurangatch and Mirragan retold by Alex Barlow, Macmillan 1991
Homelands and frontiers by Alan Tucker, Omnibus Books 1999
Housing: Aboriginal Technology, by Alex Barlow, Macmillan Education Australia 1994
How Kaaloo set the waters flowing retold by Alex Barlow, Macmillan 1991
How the birds got their colours by Mary Albert, Ashton Scholastic 1993
How the kangaroos got their tails by George Mung Mung Lirrmiyarri, Aston Scholastic 1987
How the sun was made: an Aboriginal legend, retold by Katherine Morris, Little Hills Press 1984
Images in ochre: the art and craft of the Kunwinjku by Adrian Parker; Kangaroo Press 1997
In your dreams by Sally Morgan, Fremantle Arts Centre Press 1997
Jalygurr, Aussie animal rhymes: poems for kids, by Pat Torres, Magabala Books 1998
Jimmy and Pat meet the Queen by Pat Lowe, Kim Books (Backroom) 1997
Just a little brown dog by Sally Morgan, Sandcastle Books 1997
The Kangaroo and the porpoise by Agnes Lippo, Ashton Scholastic 1987
The Kangaroos who wanted to be people by May L O'Brien, Fremantle Arts Centre Press 1992
Kaltja now: indigenous arts Australia edited by Ian Chance, Wakefield Press 2001
Kimberley Warrior: the story of Jandamarra by John Nicholson, Allen and Unwin 1997
Land of the dingo people by Percy Trezise, HarperCollins 1997
Land of the emu people by Percy Trezise, Angus and Robertson 1998
Land of the magpie goose people by Percy Trezise, Angus and Robertson 1997
The Lore of the land: paintings and stories by the children of Gia and Ngaro Homelands, Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland 1997
Look and see by Shane Morgan, Magabala Books 1999
Magic boomerang by Frane Lessac and Mark Greenwood, Plantagenet Press 1994
Minah: a poem in four parts collected by Roland Robinson, related by Percy Mumbullah, Angus and Robertson 1995
Moonglue by Daisy Utemorrah, Magabala Books 1993
Nana's gift by Margaret Brusnahan, Omnubis Books 1998
Ngalculli the red kangaroo by Percy Trezise, Collins 1996
Pigs and honey by Jeanie Adams, Omnibus Books 1989
Nukkin' ya by Phillip Gwynne, Penguin 2000
Nungadin and Willijen by Percy Trezise and Mary Haginkitas, Angus and Robertson1992
Oodgeroo Noonuccal: poet, painter and elder of her people by Al Grassby, Macmillan 1991
Papunya School book of country and history by Naida Wheatley, Allen and Unwin 2001
Quinkin mountain by Percy Trezise, Angus and Robertson 1995
Rainbow bird, an Aboriginal folk tale from Northern Australia retold by Eric Maddern, Frances Lincoln 1993
The Rainbow Serpent by Oodgeroo Noonuccal and Kabul Oodgeroo Noonuccal, AGPS 1998
Side by side by Alan Tucker, Omnibus Books 1997
Spirit country: contemporary Australian Aboriginal art by Jennifer Isaacs, Hardie Grant Books 1999
Stradbroke dreamtime by Oodgeroo Noonuccal, Angus and Robertson 1995
The Story of Crow: a Nyul Nyul Story by Pat Torres and Magdalene Williams, Magabala Books 1998
The Story of the falling star by Elsie Jones, Aboriginal Studies Press 1989
Tiddalick the frog who caused a flood: an adaption of an Aboriginal Dreamtime legend by Robert Roennfeldt, Kestrel Books 1983
This is still rainbow snake country by Catherine Berndt, Martin Educational 1983
The Tiger snake and other stories from the Gunggari People, Walingu Aboriginal Corporation 2000
Too big for your boots by May L O'Brien, Fremantle Arts Centre Press 1994
Too many Captain Cooks by Alan Tucker, Omnibus Books 1994
Trade: Aboriginal Technology, by Alex Barlow, Macmillan Education Australia 1994
Tucker by Ian Abdulla, Omnibus Books 1994
Tucker's Mob by Christobel Mattingley, Omnibus Books 1992
Wanari’s dreamtime: Aboriginal myths for children by Dale Roberts, Art Australia 1989
Warnayarra the rainbow snake told by the Senior Boy's Class Lajamanu School, Ashton Scholastic 1997
The Whalers collected by Roland Robinson, HarperCollins 1996
What do you say? by May L O'Brien, Fremantle Arts Centre Press 1994
When the snake bites the sun by David Mowaljarlai, Ashton Scholastic 1984
Which Jack by May L O'Brien, Fremantle Arts Centre Press 1994
Who's that jumbun in the log by Narelle McRobbie, Magabala Books 1996
Why the brolga has only two chicks retold by Alex Barlow, Macmillan 1991
Why the emu can’t fly by May L O’Brien, Fremantle Arts Centre Press 1992
Winin: why the emu cannot fly by Mary Charles, Magabala Books 1994
Women’s Technology: Aboriginal Technology, by Alex Barlow, Macmillan Education Australia 1994
Wunambi the water snake by May L O'Brien, Aboriginal Studies Press 1991
Wurradi, Wondee and the dancing brolgas by Sue Maytom, Greater Glider Productions 1999
Yinti: desert child by Pat Lowe, Magabala Books 1992