Yinti: Desert child

A vivid, child-friendly narrative based on the early life of Yinti, a Walmajarri boy growing up in the Great Sandy Desert before contact with pastoral stations. Through Yinti's adventures - hunting, travelling with family, learning law and country - Lowe and renowned artist Jimmy Pike present an authentic, grounded portrait of desert childhood, culture, and resilience. A key title in Kimberley storytelling and Indigenous children's literature.

Soft covers, sun fade to spine and wrapping around to front cover near spine. Pages are unmarked, clean and tight [50129]