Belonging
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Belonging
$27.99
Belonging by Ambelin Kwaymullina is a thoughtful First Nations picture book exploring Country, connection, identity and what it means to belong.
Through poetic language and beautiful imagery, the book encourages children to think about relationships between people, land, water, sky, stories and culture.
Why you'll love it:
· Explores belonging and connection to Country
· Introduces First Nations perspectives in an accessible way
· Encourages thoughtful conversations about identity
· Beautiful for shared reading and classroom reflection
· Suitable for families, schools and libraries
A meaningful book for children learning about Country, connection and the many relationships that help shape a sense of belonging.
Book details
Author & Illustrator: Ambelin Kwaymullina
People: Palyku
Country: Eastern Pilbara, Western Australia
Publisher: Magabala Books
Format: Hardback
Pages: 32
ISBN: 9781922864819
Release date: 7 July 2026
Language: English
A beautifully illustrated First Nations picture book for readers of different ages, Belonging encourages us to listen to First Nations voices, understand our relationships with Country and consider what it means to belong.
Frequently asked questions
What is Belonging about?
Belonging by Ambelin Kwaymullina is a thoughtful First Nations picture book exploring Country, connection, identity and what it means to belong. Through poetic language and beautiful imagery, the book encourages children to think about relationships between people, land, water, sky, stories and culture.
What age group is Belonging suitable for?
Belonging is suitable for children, families, schools and libraries. Educators and carers can use the book as a shared-reading text and tailor the discussion to their children's age and prior knowledge.
What themes does Belonging explore?
Belonging explores identity and belonging, Country and connection to place, and First Nations cultures and perspectives. These themes can support thoughtful conversations before, during and after reading.
How can educators use Belonging in the classroom?
Educators can use Belonging for shared reading and learning experiences about identity and belonging, Country and connection to place, and First Nations cultures and perspectives. It can support discussion, reflection, vocabulary development and connections with relevant curriculum topics.
Who wrote and illustrated Belonging?
Belonging was written and illustrated by Ambelin Kwaymullina.