A little big yarn by 5 Gomeroi children sharing stories about time spent on Country learning to weave with their mothers.

This book was created by the weavers of Yinarr Maramali with Gomeroi Murri Marc Sutherland as part of the Weaving Warrabah Project. The Weaving Warrabah Project saw the creation of a 3-meter-long woven sculpture in honor of Warrabah (Short Neck Turtle) and their home. Over many months more than 100 Gomeroi yinarrgal and miyaygal gathered in their communities to weave, using local lomandra grasses each wove a circle representing a piece of their own story. Each circle is important, it connects us and has contributed to the creation of Warrabah, whose woven shell embodies our kinship.

210mm x 297mm
28 pages
paperback
includes audio CD

Sustainability: Our book has been printed on recycled paper. The CD and CD case is made from 100% recycled stock and printed with vegetable ink.

Author: Amy Hammond. Gamilaroi, Moree/Wellington and Marc Sutherland. Gomeroi, Tamworth.
Gomeroi Language & Song Consultant: Marc Sutherland. Gomeroi, Tamworth.
Illustrations: Emily Honess. Gomeroi, Tamworth.
Book Design: Drew McGovern. www.punchbowldesign.com
Sound Recording Engineer: Stephen Blanch.

ISBN 978-0-646-81041-6