Aboriginal author and illustrator David Hardy reads his book Alfie's Search for Destiny. What do you notice about the pairs of words in the book such as 'see' and 'be' or 'lake' and 'snake' and 'rock' and 'croc'? What kind of animals does Alfie meet on his travels? Where does Alfie go on his search for his destiny? Where did Alfie end up at the end of the story? What other rhyming words can you find in the story?

Why do the Yorta Yorta people call the little creature 'Yurri' meaning 'moon'? What was inside the different gift baskets? Why did the Koala bring red flowering gum? What is your favourite type of flower? Why did the wombat bring brush leaves? What kind of food did Yurri prepare for the celebration? Would you like to try witchetty grubs? Why didn't the koala eat the grubs? What kind of games did they play? What kind of games do you like to play at parties? Where do all the animals sleep?

Aboriginal artist and writer Bronwyn Bancroft reads her book Why I love Australia. What colours and shapes can you see in the book? What different types of built and natural environment are in the book? To what does Bronwyn compare the city lights? What does Brownyn mean by 'learning the desert sky'? What can we learn from the night sky in the desert? Which is your favourite page in the book? Why?

Joshua Button reads his book Joshua and the Two Crabs. Why did Joshua's mum rush down to the bay? What kind of animals did Joshua see at the bay? How did the sand feel under his feet? How did it feel in the Mangroves? What did Joshua find under the rocks? Where did the crabs escape to after Joshua found them under the rocks? Have you ever been crabbing before? What other creatures have you seen at the beach? Why did Joshua pick up the crabs by the back legs?

Dub Leffler reads his poignant, beautiful book Once There Was a Boy. What kind of bird is his house in the shape of? Describe the boy's home. Would you like to live on a beach by yourself? (Pause at 19mins20sec) What do you think is in the box under the boy's bed? How did the boy feel when his heart broke? What makes you feel happy in your heart? How can you make your friends feel happy in their hearts? Would you like to try the indigenous berry that tastes like chocolate?

Author, Kirra Somerville reads her story that she wrote when she was in Year 4.

Renee Fogorty reads her book Fair Skin Black Fella on Mugu Kids story time. Fair Skin Black Fella is the tale of a Koori girl with fair skin who tries to make friends with other Aboriginal girls on the station.

Bronwyn Houston reads her enchanting story Staircase to the Moon. Would you like to go to the moon? Why did Grandpa say 'I'm young again!'? What kind of trees did the little girl pass on her way to the moon? What kinds of animals did they come across?

Annette Sax reads the story she illustrated about two dreaming characters Bartja and Mayila. What kind of animals are in the story? What kind of flowers and plants are in the story? Why did Bartja want to give Mayila a gift? Have you made a necklace out of things from the garden before?

Nola Turner-Jensen reads her book Sugarbag. Max and Jimmy search for honey from the native bee. What old Aboriginal hunting trick does Jimmy use to keep track of the bee? What kind of toy does Max have? Why was Max hiding behind the tree? Do you like honey? What other kinds of sweet treats do you like?

Sue Atkinson reads her book Yurri’s Manung. What kind of animals can you see in the story? What does nocturnal mean? Why is she called Yurri? Why did Yurri wake up and go walking through the forest? What was she looking for? What is a manung? Have you made anything from sticks before?

Diane 'Titta' Secombe reads her book Marngrook the Long Ago Story of Aussie Rules. What is a banya? What shape was the marngrook? How did Jaara get lost? Why was Jaara crying? What rule did Jaara’s mum have for when he got lost? Have you ever been lost before? Do you like playing football? How is your football different from the marngrook?