Discover the enchanting tale of 'Raymagirrbuy dhwu, When I was a little girl,' written by renowned artist Kylie Gatjawarrawuy Mununggurr. This beautifully illustrated book invites readers to experience the vibrant life of a young girl growing up on her grandmother's Country in Raymangirr, located in the pristine North East Arnhem Land of Australia. Through rich storytelling and captivating illustrations, children will be immersed in the cultural practices and traditions of the Yol?u community.

In this heartwarming narrative, Kylie shares cherished memories of watching her grandmother paint with ochre and glue, learning to grind ochre, and creating marawat brushes for fine line work. The book features joyous reminiscences of hunting for bush honey (guku) and participating in ceremonial dances under full moons.

Written in both Djambarrpuyandu and English, 'When I was a little girl' not only serves as a delightful read for young audiences but also aims to educate them about indigenous culture and artworks. This unique book, supported by the Gapuwiyak Culture and Arts Centre and contributions from Kylie's family, is an essential addition to any child's library. With a celebration of heritage conveyed through humorous and heartfelt anecdotes, it offers a glimpse into a peaceful childhood steeped in tradition. Perfect for parents, teachers, and young readers eager to learn about the beauty of Aboriginal culture and the life lessons from the Land.

Enhance your child's reading experience with this cultural gem that promotes understanding and appreciation of Australia's incredible indigenous heritage.