
This picture book introduces readers to a gentle bunyip who is grappling with his own identity. He knows he's a bunyip, but the world around him insists that bunyips are just myths. The story tenderly explores the bunyip's journey to understand who he is and find acceptance, even when others don't see him as he sees himself. It's a wonderful book for discussing self-esteem, belonging, and the importance of believing in yourself, even when you feel different. Ideal for children aged 4-8.
The creature from Berkely's Creek thinks he's a bunyip but no one agrees because bunyips simply don't exist.