In 'The Gundungurra Language', R. H. Mathews provides a comprehensive study of the language spoken by the Gundungurra Aboriginal people of Australia. The book not only serves as a valuable resource for linguists and anthropologists interested in Australian indigenous languages but also sheds light on the cultural and historical context in which the language evolved. Mathews' meticulous documentation of grammar, vocabulary, and phonetics showcases his dedication to preserving the language for future generations. His scholarly approach to the subject matter is evident in the detailed analysis of verb conjugations and sentence structures, making the book a valuable contribution to the field of linguistics. The inclusion of oral histories and cultural practices associated with the language adds depth to the study, allowing readers to gain a holistic understanding of the Gundungurra people and their language. Recommended for anyone interested in indigenous languages and cultures, 'The Gundungurra Language' is a seminal work that highlights the importance of preserving and studying endangered languages.