Title The story of crow : a Nyul Nyul story / written and illustrated by Pat Torres ; Nyul Nyul language text by Magdalene Williams

Published Broome, W.A. : Magabala, c1987

Copies

Location	Call no.	Vol.	Availability
W'PONDS CRC	398.2049915 Tor/Soc		DUE 11-05-24
W'BOOL CRC	PICTURE BOOK Tor/Soc		AVAILABLE

Description 32 p. : col. ill. ; 23 cm Summary Crow was once a very beautiful bird, but when he stole the Eagle's wife, he lost his beautiful feathers and voice Analysis Australian Notes Parallel text in Nyul Nyul and English Audience Children Notes Parallel text in NyulNyul and English Subject Revenge -- Juvenile fiction. Crows -- Juvenile fiction Nyulnyul (Australian people) -- Legends -- Juvenile literature Crows -- Folklore -- Juvenile literature Aborigines, Australian -- Legends Aborigines, Australian -- Legends -- Juvenile literature Stories in rhyme -- Juvenile literature Crows -- Juvenile literature Australia -- Juvenile literature. Aboriginal Australians -- Folklore. Nyulnyul language -- Readers Nyulnyul (Australian people) -- Folklore Nyulnyul language -- Readers -- Legends -- Juvenile fiction Nyulnyul (Australian people) -- Legends -- Juvenile fiction Crows -- Folklore -- Juvenile fiction Aboriginal Australians -- Legends Nyol-Nyol language -- Readers -- Legends Aboriginal Australians -- Legends -- Juvenile fiction Stories and motifs - Eagles / hawks / crows Education - Language - Indigenous languages Literature and stories - Juvenile Language - Linguistics - Phonology - Pronunciation Language - Texts and translations - non-Aboriginal to Aboriginal language Language - Vocabulary - Word lists Nyulnyul / Nyul Nyul language (K13) (WA SE 51-02) Nyulnyul / Nyul Nyul people (K13) (WA SE51-02) Nyul Nyul language K13 West Kimberley area (WA SD51, SD52, SE51) Williams (SW WA SI50-06) Genre/Form Picture books. Author Williams, Magdalene, -1995 National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Bicentennial Programme Kimberley Aboriginal Law & Culture Centre ISBN 0731617363

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