How the Fish Got Their Bones by Sam Thaiday

From the big heart of beloved NRL Broncos legend Sam Thaiday comes this wonderful rhyming picture book showcasing Torres Strait Islander storytelling and the importance of sharing, brought to life by Tori-Jay Mordey's stunning illustrations. Stories are our history Passed on down the line But sometimes they get lost And jumbled over time This story is about the fish In all their scaly tones – The story of the fish And how they got their bones Sam Thaiday, Broncos legend, brings to vivid life a powerful teaching story from the Torres Strait. When two boys encounter an old man on the beach, their fateful decision not to share their abundant catch with him has far-reaching consequences. With a rhythmic text and vibrant illustrations full of drama, How the Fish Got Their Bones carries a powerful environmental message for young and old. Perfect for: - Reading aloud with little ones - Introducing the power of storytelling - Showcasing the Torres Strait environment and the importance of balance in the natural world - Teachers and librarians to introduce First Nations culture to young readers