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040			_aFISKH _beng _cFISKH _dFISKH
050			_aPZ7
082			_a398.20994
100			_aTrezise, Percy
245			_aLand of the Dingo people / _cby Percy Trezise
250			_aThis edition published in 2015
260			_aNew York : Harper Collins Publisher, 1997
300			_a30 unnumbered pages : _bcolor illustrations ; _c21 x 26 cm
505			_aR
520			_aThree Kadimakara children are washed up in the land of the Dingo People. the Dingo People want to help them find their way home and lead Jadianta, Lande and Jalmor to the river. Suddenly a crocodile rears up and takes one of the Dingo children. Jadianta, Lande and Jalmor survive and are now in the land of the Magpie Goose. It has been suggested by scientists that during the Ice Age, the Gulf of Carpentaria dried up forming a land bridge between Australia and New Guinea. Aboriginal oral history also recalls a huge shallow lake; the aquatic life, people and events forming part of the legends. Percy trezise has told many stories about these legends.
521	8		_a780 _bLexile estimate
521	8		_aR _bRaz-Plus
650			_aAboriginal _vIndigenous _xpicture book
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999			_c6063 _d6063