Emu Dancing

Description

Henry loved his family, he loved the bush and he loved his music. Every morning he greeted the day by playing his didgeridoo high up on the cliff top. But Henry wanted to play his didgeridoo with his brothers and uncles around the campfire. He wanted to play while Grandfather told stories from the dreamtime. Henry knew he would have to make the great emu dance before he was ready to play with his family.

This book continues the adventures of Aboriginal boy Henry and his family. A follow up to ‘Campfire Dreaming’.

This picture book contains descriptive text and literary devices incorporating themes of family, self-discovery and connection to nature.