by Johanne Gagné · A dos d'âne editions · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782376061106
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«Terres aborigènes» is the collection of illustrated stories by Johanne Gagné, published by A dos d'âne editions in paperback (80 pages, in French).
Four stories bring the reader closer to the reality of other indigenous peoples: a journalist discovers the Yanomami culture in Venezuela, a girl travels to the sacred mountain of Uluru in Australia, a family tale transports to the wild lands of the Innu in Quebec, and a family in La Gomera recalls the whistled language of the Guanches. Each story is complemented by a documentary dossier on the history and traditions of these communities.
The book belongs to the collection Un monde pas à pas. The back cover shows the four stories that compose it: «Une disparition inquiétante», «À la découverte de mes racines», «Soif de grands espaces» and «Siffler en voyageant».
Aimed at young readers aged 10 and over interested in history, anthropology and indigenous cultures.
