Enora and the Black Crane

An Aboriginal Story

by Arone Raymond Meeks

An enchanting tale set in the rainforests of Queensland, this children’s story follows Enora and his family as the natural world is created, and Enora’s people are surrounded by delicious bush food and amazing animals. When Enora discovers a shimmering rainbow of color flying through the rainforest, his curiosity overwhelms him, and he sets out to discover its meaning. Based on the traditional lore and customs of Queensland’s Kokoimudgji tribe, this storybook’s beautifully detailed illustrations are sure to engage and inspire children.

Genres: Indigenous, Childrens, Australia

36 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Ashley Kempkes · Rating 1 out of 5]

not very good storytelling and also depressing

[Paula · Rating 2 out of 5]

Enora follows a shimmering band of colors deep into the rain forest, where an act of violence against a crane changes him forever.