Monty Pyror And Jan Ormerod's Shake The Leg
Shake the leg by Monty Pyror and Jan Ormerod is a wonderful children’s book that represents diversity. The main character that is an indigenous Australian is part of the working class making the best pizza’s, who is also able to speak Italian. Diversity can be shown in many different ways whether it is a leisure activity, religion; music etc.
From my personal experience with my ex-partner who is an Indigenous Australian he struggled with his cultural identity and the modern identity for young Aboriginal boys in western Sydney. He had an expectation to follow his ancestor’s traditions but he was unable to find a way to integrate his culture into a paid occupation.
Shake the Leg employs how the main character is diverse to connect to his cultural
From my personal experience with my ex-partner who is an Indigenous Australian he struggled with his cultural identity and the modern identity for young Aboriginal boys in western Sydney. He had an expectation to follow his ancestor’s traditions but he was unable to find a way to integrate his culture into a paid occupation.
Shake the Leg employs how the main character is diverse to connect to his cultural