Land of the Emu People cover

Land of the Emu People

Author: Trezise, Percy

Reading Metrics

Grade Level Lower Grades (LG K-3)
Book Level 5.2
Points 0.5
Fiction/Nonfiction Fiction
Word Count 1591
Points per Word 0.000314

Description

"Land of the Emu People" is a children's book about three siblings from the Kadimakara People who are lost after being swept away from their home by a great storm. The siblings Jadianta, Lande, and Jalmor face various dangers including crocodiles, giant goannas, and marsupial lions during their journey. In the land of the Emu People, the two brothers must rescue their sister Lande from the dangerous Snake Men. The story follows their quest to find their sister and return home.

Quick Summary

In the Australian outback, three brave siblings face crocodiles, giant goannas, and the terrifying Snake Men while trying to rescue their sister, making this a action-packed rescue story full of danger and ancient Aboriginal-inspired wonder. Kids will root for these young heroes as they outsmart dangerous predators and navigate a mysterious land where emus walk like people, turning every page to see if they'll survive. If your kid likes Magic Tree House adventures, they'll love this shorter, just-as-thrilling Australian journey. This book is ideal for kids in grades 1 through 3 who enjoy quick reads with lots of action and a dash of mystery.