Description
Discover 'The Burnt Stick,' a captivating and poignant story that resonates deeply with readers of all ages. Written by acclaimed author John Jagamarra, this touching narrative is set against the beautiful yet challenging backdrop of the Pearl Bay Mission for Aboriginal children in the far north-west. The story beautifully explores themes of cultural identity and the enduring strength of the human spirit, making it an essential addition to your collection of contemporary Indigenous literature. With 64 pages of rich storytelling, this B-format paperback (ISBN: 9780140369298) draws attention to the pain of separation while celebrating resilience and hope.
Perfect for educators, parents, and anyone looking for profound stories that bridge cultural gaps, 'The Burnt Stick' is a vital resource for discussions on Aboriginal experiences and history. Suitable for readers of all ages, this book is not just a mere story; it's a transformative journey that reflects on belonging and the meaning of home. Enhance your bookshelf with this timeless classic that encourages empathy and understanding.
Order your copy of 'The Burnt Stick' today to explore a world where heartbreak meets healing, and where every reader can find a connection to the universal human experience.
Perfect for educators, parents, and anyone looking for profound stories that bridge cultural gaps, 'The Burnt Stick' is a vital resource for discussions on Aboriginal experiences and history. Suitable for readers of all ages, this book is not just a mere story; it's a transformative journey that reflects on belonging and the meaning of home. Enhance your bookshelf with this timeless classic that encourages empathy and understanding.
Order your copy of 'The Burnt Stick' today to explore a world where heartbreak meets healing, and where every reader can find a connection to the universal human experience.