Goggine: The Black Cockatoo

Jill Dodd

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Paperback
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Jill Dodd
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Published
1 March 2021
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44
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9780648768043

Goggine: The Black Cockatoo

Jill Dodd

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The Goggine book translated in Birri Language (spoken Eastern Central Queensland, Australia) to The Black Cockatoo is a glimpse of childhood memories of her grandfather teaching lingo, how to whistle and throw a boomerang. The book commemorates thirty years since his passing.

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The Author, Jill Dodd was born and raised in Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia by her maternal grandparents Kate and Reg Dodd Snr (dec’d) in an extended family of aunties, uncles, cousins and siblings. Jill is descended from the Birri (Collinsville area), Wirri (Urannah area) and Kaanju (Cape York) peoples of Central and North Queensland, Australia. Jill has over thirty-three years public sector experience mainly with Housing. This is the fifth children’s book written and illustrated by Jill.

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Jill has a collection of four children’s book adapted and translated to Birri Language from popular classic children’s stories and nursery rhymes. Dhalgari Ganjgarri Badhal translated to Plenty Hungry Grub for The Very Hungry Caterpillar; Gawdgara Dhana Bulnjarany Dandula translated to Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree; Bularu Gurrbaru Waburru Guburi translated to Five Little Ducks and Yinha Njanhdhami Yama translated to Here Which Way from the children’s book Hey Diddle Diddle.

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9780648768043

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Contributor Last Name

Contributor Middle

Contributor LocationCountry

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Contributor’s Biography

The Author, Jill Dodd was born and raised in Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia by her maternal grandparents Kate and Reg Dodd Snr (dec’d) in an extended family of aunties, uncles, cousins and siblings. Jill is descended from the Birri (Collinsville area), Wirri (Urannah area) and Kaanju (Cape York) peoples of Central and North Queensland, Australia. Jill has over thirty-three years public sector experience mainly with Housing. This is the fifth children’s book written and illustrated by Jill.

Contributor’s Prior Work

Jill has a collection of four children’s book adapted and transla

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