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1 y separately published work icon This is Country! Gayle Kennedy , Ross Carnsew (illustrator), Melbourne : Oxford University Press (Melbourne) , 2014 7254960 2014 single work children's fiction Indigenous story

'Mum is working in a community out bush for a year. When Jax and Avannah visit her during the school holidays, they go on a camping trip—and are shown inside some very special caves.' (Source: Publishers website)
1 y separately published work icon A Christmas Ya Won't Forget Gayle Kennedy , Ross Carnsew (illustrator), Melbourne : Oxford University Press (Melbourne) , 2014 7254685 2014 single work children's fiction Indigenous story

'Regan and Riley know all about their dad’s side of the family—the Irish side. But what about their mum’s mob? It’s time to find out.' (Source: Publishers website)
1 y separately published work icon We Can Work It Out Gayle Kennedy , Ross Carnsew (illustrator), Victoria : Oxford University Press (Melbourne) , 2014 7254396 2014 single work children's fiction Indigenous story

'Everyone in Avannah’s family is happy—pets Mooch the pooch, Herbie the rabbit and Yurtle the turtle too! Then Mum comes home one day with some surprise news.' (Source: Publishers website)
1 y separately published work icon Findin’ Our Mob Gayle Kennedy , Ross Carnsew (illustrator), Melbourne : Oxford University Press (Melbourne) , 2014 7253882 2014 single work children's fiction Indigenous story

'Jax and Avannah’s grandmother, Granqui, was adopted. She’s from the Stolen Generation. After visiting another family’s traditional land, Granqui really wants to find her own mob.' (Source: Publishers website)
1 y separately published work icon Where You From? Who's Ya Mob? Gayle Kennedy , Ross Carnsew (illustrator), Melbourne : Oxford University Press (Melbourne) , 2014 7253695 2014 single work children's fiction Indigenous story

'When Riley starts playing rugby league, he loves it—until a new friend from footy asks him a difficult question. All of a sudden, Riley doesn’t know who he is.' (Source: publishers website)
1 y separately published work icon The Naming of Yellow Hair Richard Frankland , Ross Carnsew (illustrator), Melbourne : Oxford University Press (Melbourne) , 2014 7253602 2014 single work children's fiction

'Dad tells Yarwan and her brother, Tarn, that they’re going to have a Totem Naming Day! But when? While they wait to find out, Yarwan starts thinking about who she is and what her totem might be.' (Source: Publishers website)
1 2 y separately published work icon More Than Just a Piece of Land Gayle Kennedy , Ross Carnsew (illustrator), Mosman Melbourne : Laguna Bay Publishing Oxford University Press , 2011 Z1794469 2011 single work graphic novel children's

'When Lara and Presto’s parents buy a home on their traditional land, the kids aren’t happy. Can they get used to life in the country?' (Publishers website)
1 1 y separately published work icon I Made It I Own It Gayle Kennedy , Ross Carnsew , Mosman Melbourne : Laguna Bay Publishing Oxford University Press , 2011 Z1794449 2011 single work children's fiction children's

"Hey, that T-shirt's got my painting on it." (Cover blurb)
1 1 y separately published work icon We Are Family We Are Deadly Gayle Kennedy , Ross Carnsew , Mosman Melbourne : Laguna Bay Publishing Oxford University Press , 2011 Z1794364 2011 single work children's fiction children's

"I've got a deadly family and I'm gunna show everyone!" (Cover blurb)
1 2 y separately published work icon Just the Skin You're Livin' In Gayle Kennedy , Ross Carnsew , Mosman Melbourne : Laguna Bay Publishing Oxford University Press , 2011 Z1794329 2011 single work children's fiction children's

"Don't judge people by appearances. Us Aboriginal people come in all colours." (Cover blurb)
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