Etta and the Shadow Taboo by JM Field and Jeremy Worrall

Etta and the Shadow Taboo by JM Field and Jeremy WorrallThe Shadow Taboo is an old Gamilaraay tradition where one must avoid stepping on the shadows of others. Jared Field shares this traditional custom through the story of Etta a girl who learns this lesson the hard way when she stands on her baawaa's (sister's) shadow. Etta turns to the spirit tree for guidance and is shown the importance of respecting the personal space of others and the value of having her own personal space and after apologising to

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