How the Fish Got Their Bones

A Torres Strait Islands Story

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Stories are our history
Passed on down the line
But sometimes they get lost
And jumbled over time

This story is about the fish
In all their scaly tones -
The story of the fish
And how they got their bones

Sam Thaiday, Broncos legend, and Tori-Jay Mordey bring to vivid life a powerful teaching story from the Torres Strait.

When two boys encounter an old man on the beach, their fateful decision not to share their abundant catch with him has far-reaching consequences.

With a rhythmic text and vibrant illustrations full of drama, How the Fish Got Their Bones carries a powerful environmental message for young and old.

Perfect for:
- Reading aloud with little ones
- Introducing the power of storytelling
- Showcasing the Torres Strait environment and the importance of balance in the natural world
- Teachers and librarians to introduce First Nations culture to young readers

ISBN:
9781761182716
Format:
Hardback
Pages:
24
Published:
Publisher:
A&U Children's
Imprint:
A&U Children
Weight:
363 g