Boola Miyel : The Place of Many Faces | AustLit: Discover Australian Stories

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y Boola Miyel : The Place of Many Faces single work picture book children's dreaming story

Storytellers: Leonard (Jack) Williams /specialistDatasets/BlackWords , Averil Dean /specialistDatasets/BlackWords .

Note: Knowledge of the Noongar Wilman people.

Issue Details: First known date: 2007... 2007 Boola Miyel : The Place of Many Faces

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'Boola Miyel is where Noyitj, spirit of the dead, lives. In the story of this place, a young girl breaks the law and is banished from her tribe, she is all alone until she is taken in by the spirit Noyitj.' Source: Publisher's blurb

Notes

"Noongar Wilman" (Title page)

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

Publisher: Batchelor Press

Batchelor, Batchelor - Katherine area, Top End, Northern Territory,: Batchelor Press , 2007 .

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Extent: 28p.
Description: col. illus.

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Published 25 March 2007

The book is accompanied by an audio CD. A Talking Book DVD are also available.

ISBN: 9781741311075 (set)

Series: y Noongar Language Readers Batchelor Press (publisher), Batchelor : Batchelor Press , 1999-2013 7439361 2007 series - publisher children's Abstract
'The teaching and learning resources developed at Batchelor Institute are produced primarily for Indigenous Australian students living in remote communities, the majority of whom have English as a second or third language. The content of these resources has been developed by community elders, students and teaching staff with many years experience in ESL, distance learning and curriculum development' (Source: Publishers website)