Aussie Bush Tales are a series of stories about three Aboriginal boys and their
cousin, Jedda, who live traditionally with the elder, Moort and his wife, Marlee.
Through their adventures, they learn about bush lore and about finding food.
Boya though,.would mueh rather take the animals they find home as pets, than
eat them for dinner! Meeka is the oldest of the brothers and sometimes a little
too enthusiastically, tries to take care of others. Jedda takes along her woven
basket for gathering bush tucker, and is always followed by her curious, white
Dingo puppy, Snowy. Jarra carries his,spear and boomerang along and starts
out very bravely. Often though, he is tlte first one to hide or run home should
things start looking dangerous.

The children love their outdoor bush life, caring for the land and exploring the
environment. The elder, Moort has a very tricky sense of humour, and shares
the myths and mysteries of the bush with the chitdren, initiating many strange
and wonderful adventures. The stories include much laughter, as well as a
loving respect for land and culture passed safely down through generations
and across time. The children feel very privileged to walk and play in the
ancient lands of their ancestors.

Aussie Bush tales are a fun and entertaining read.