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Join Aka Sue and her special friend, the dugong, in this wonderful story about family, culture, and caring for animals. Aka Sue lives on Boigu Island, and her grandchildren love spending time with her to learn about their Torres Strait Islander culture.
Aka Sue has a very special way with the dugongs - big, gentle sea creatures that are very important to her people. She whispers softly, and the dugongs come close to the shore. The children feel so happy and amazed to see this magical moment! They start to understand why dugongs are so special in their culture.
One day, something worrying happens. A baby dugong gets caught in a fishing net and is all alone. The island's men have to decide what to do, and the children watch closely. This is hard because it's about keeping traditions and also helping the little dugong.
With Aka Sue's help, the grandchildren decide to save the baby dugong. They learn important lessons about being kind, helping others, and taking care of nature. Through their adventure, they also learn more about their family history and how much their culture loves all living things.
Join Aka Sue and her special friend, the dugong, in this wonderful story about family, culture, and caring for animals. Aka Sue lives on Boigu Island, and her grandchildren love spending time with her to learn about their Torres Strait Islander culture.
Aka Sue has a very special way with the dugongs - big, gentle sea creatures that are very important to her people. She whispers softly, and the dugongs come close to the shore. The children feel so happy and amazed to see this magical moment! They start to understand why dugongs are so special in their culture.
One day, something worrying happens. A baby dugong gets caught in a fishing net and is all alone. The island's men have to decide what to do, and the children watch closely. This is hard because it's about keeping traditions and also helping the little dugong.
With Aka Sue's help, the grandchildren decide to save the baby dugong. They learn important lessons about being kind, helping others, and taking care of nature. Through their adventure, they also learn more about their family history and how much their culture loves all living things.