Jindi: The Bushland Fairy

by Joan Watson-Smith, Bernard Tate

Jindi is known for her connection to the natural world, and she is said to possess magical powers that allow her to communicate with animals, plants, and the elements. She is also said to have the ability to change her size and shape at will, allowing her to move through the forest undetected.

According to legend, Jindi is a protector of the bushland and all its inhabitants. She is said to use her powers to heal sick animals, prevent fires, and restore balance to the ecosystem. She is also known for her playful nature, and she loves to tease and play tricks on humans who venture into her domain.

Jindi's story has been passed down through generations of Australian storytellers and is beloved by many. She is a symbol of the country's deep connection to nature and a reminder of the importance of respecting and protecting the natural world.

27 pages, Paperback

Published April 10, 2023