Reading Race: Aboriginality in Australian Children's Literature

Exploring the interplay between children's literature and cultural identity, this book examines how stories reflect societal values, beliefs, and norms while also shaping the perspectives of young readers. It delves into the ways in which children's books serve as cultural artifacts, influencing the development of cultural narratives and contributing to the formation of identity in diverse societies. Through analysis and examples, the text highlights the reciprocal relationship between literature and culture.