Monday, 4 November 2024

Book Review: Djinang Bonar - Seeing Seasons by Ebony Froome

Djinang Bonar - Seeing Seasons

by

Ebony Froome

illustrated by Leanne Zilm
 

Publisher: Fremantle Press
Publication date: 1st August 2024
Genre: Children's Picture Book
Pages: 32
RRP: AU$24.99 (hardcover)
Source: courtesy of the publisher
 

Review: Djinang Bonar - Seeing Seasons

Discover the six seasons of the Noongar calendar in English and Noongar with emerging First Nations talent Ebony Froome and Leanne Zilm.
 
This beautiful dual language picture book is a gentle reminder to be aware of the environment and look around you to see the changing seasons, and how wildlife and nature herald in each change.
 
Djinang Bonar takes the reader through each season exploring the indicators that announce each change.
Djinang Bonar is a gentle book that teaches children about nature and that the changing of seasons can be seen in everything around them.
 
The exquisite, full colour, double page illustrations inspired by the natural environment of Western Australia are like beautiful paintings and are sure to capture every child's imagination.
Djinang Bonar is the perfect addition to any school library or classroom.
 
My rating 5 / 5 🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳
Recommended age: 3 - 6 years
 
Teaching notes and activities can be found at Fremantle Press.
 https://fremantlepress.com.au/books/djinang-bonar-seeing-seasons/
 

 


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