'For as far as we can see, for as long as we can remember, my Koorookees and other Old People have been telling stories and passing on knowledge through art.'<br /><br />Merindah Gunya - Peek Whurrun artist - invites young children to engage with storytelling inspired by her ancestors.<br /><br />This personal story reflects respect for tradition and embraces a united future with positivity.&nbsp;<br /><br />A unique fold-out section facilitates discussion of sacred symbols and encourages young readers to relate the concepts to their own lives.<ul><li><strong>Suitable for ages:</strong> 3+ years</li><li><strong>Number of pages:</strong>&nbsp;36 pages</li><li><strong>Book cover:</strong>&nbsp;Paperback</li><li>Merindah Gunya's profile as an artist has gone from strength to strength over the past 4 years including collaborations with Roses chocolates, Westfield, Sportsgirl, sporting clubs and schools</li><li>Previous titles by the same author include bestselling Colour-Your-Own Poster Art and Colour-Your-Own Greeting Cards</li><li>Through her work in schools and early education settings, Merindah has a great appreciation for how children relate to and learn from traditional Aboriginal art</li></ul>