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Tracker Tjungingji
Tracker Tjugingji lived out bush with his family. They camped in little windbreak shelters, and Tjugingji used to sleep on the ground next to his parents. One time Tracker Tjugingji's parents decided to go to a big lake, a long way east of where they were camped... Tjugingji wanted to go too, but he didn't expect the trip to be quite such an adventure. This book also includes a CD of The Animal Song, a lively tune about kangaroos hopping, dingoes howling and big emus walking.
36 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2003
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December 14, 2014
Another delight.
A beautiful illustration of being familiar with your environment. Of nature. And most of all the very real spirit and life connection of the oldest living culture in the world with nature with all that is is around them.
A must for every child around me I would say
A beautiful illustration of being familiar with your environment. Of nature. And most of all the very real spirit and life connection of the oldest living culture in the world with nature with all that is is around them.
A must for every child around me I would say
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