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People make things for us to read.

Shelves of titles at the Aboriginal Studies Press bookshop
Shelves of titles at the Aboriginal Studies Press bookshop

They make books and news. They also make songs and games. This helps us learn new things. It can be on paper. It can be on a screen. Do you like to read books?

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