The Snake and the Boy Nairm Marr Djambana Aboriginal Corporation Neither wants to let their

Neither wants to let their coach down but they feel they must search for their friends

Boodja (Land) and Koorlangka (Children and Legacy)

Spare and simple

Each page introduces children to the colours

The Shop Train was inspired by the Tea and Sugar train that began operating in 1917 to provide supplies and services for railworkers and people living in remote communities between Port Augusta in South Australia and Kalgoorlie in Western Australia

The Snake and the Boy Nairm Marr Djambana Aboriginal Corporation Neither wants to let theirWINNER, 2012 SPEECH PATHOLOGY AUSTRALIA BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARDS, LANGUAGE AND LITERACY DEVELOPMENT AWARD As children play football beneath a sea blue sky, one boy takes to the monkey bars in the playground, only to have a cunning green tree snake sneak in and steal his apple. The vibrant illustrations capture the wide open spaces of a country schoolyard, such as those in the remote Kimberley region where you never know when a wild creature might pay a