$20.00
By the kids of Wyndham
What happens when a girl, a fish, and a cat are thrown together? A threatening letter, a story of betrayal and separation, and an adventure from Truganina Library to Yarumba Boulevard Park, from Outer Space to the depths of Wyndham Harbour.
Published 2024
36 page paperback
ISBN 978-0-6459570-8-2
This project was commissioned by Wyndham City Council
The Wyndham Mystery
This is another incredible adventure designed by the young yet imaginative minds of kids in Wyndham. More children came along to pop-up school holiday workshops at Hoppers Crossing Library and Point Cook Library to contribute their own ideas and artwork. All these wonderful little authors combined their creativity, supported by artists and all the staff involved in this project.
A girl, a fish and a cat are the unconventional protagonists of our intriguing story. The three main characters start their journey with a threatening letter reporting what follows…
“To Goldie, If you ever want to see your family again, you have to go on a great adventure with the cat and the girl. Go to the place where nature is towering. If you don’t listen, your family will never be seen again HAHAHAHA.”
Where is this place where nature is towering? Let’s discover it together!
This is just the starting point of an unforgettable tale, which leads our brave characters on an incredible journey passing through some of the wonderful regional landscapes. From Truganina Library to Yarumba Boulevard Park. From outer space to the depths of Wyndham Harbour. Will you be able to spot the locations we mention in our storybook? And will our protagonists manage to solve the mystery? Read this thrilling and engaging tale to discover the truth together with the girl, the cat, and the fish.
Have a full immersion in our amazing story and find out what the mystery is about. Explore the impressive and colourful artwork made using unusual fabrics. Support young creators and enjoy a story made by kids, for kids!
I felt artistic.
A lot of things I thought were imperfect ended up becoming perfect to me.
It felt like, like a relief, because normally, I make books at school and like, “You have to do this and this,” you have to use high-level vocabulary. But now I could just do it however I wanted to.
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