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Black Dog by Pamela Allen retold in a bilingual edition in English and te Reo Maori

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*Charming story for primary kids in English and te Reo *Tells how kids can adapt to dementia in their elders *Esteemed educationalist writes from her life experience

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This is the moving story of a woman who, throughout her life, has refused to be defined by what others think she can or cannot do. This book has the potential to change our views of what disability means.

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Blong goes shopping to buy a special outfit to wear to a wedding, but not everyone likes his choices! A story of costumes, numbers, and dancing, all wrapped up in a bow of kindness.

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Russell Tregonning's memoir takes the reader through his medical career - from introducing pioneering techniques in reconstructive surgery, to personal struggles with depression, medical mishaps, run-ins with senior surgeons, and sexism in the workplace. It is a fascinating look behind the facade of one of the most respected of professions.

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Forced labour haunts the streets we walk today and the spaces we take for granted.

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New crime fiction from award-winning playwright and novelist Renee. Blood Matters is set in Porohiwi, the same town as The Wild Card (shortlisted for the 2020 Ngaio Marsh Awards).

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In New Zealand's Martinborough, an ex-wine maker dies at the hands of an unknown assailant. With the harvest due, the grapes are awaiting the pick. Within this vista of peace, a rampage of death is about to rock the local community Will it be their shared history that sees the four friends being picked off one-by-one

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Woven from the sharp and tensile strands of memory, many of the poems in this collection return to the primal pains of neglect and damage in childhood. Emotional memory is anchored in the specific detail of an era and fans out to draw on local and international history, exploring with wit, anger, imagination and grief the ways in which Aotearoa st

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This wayfinding set of essays explores the overlap of being Samoan and a woman, as experienced 'from diaspora', by acclaimed writer and critic Lana Lopesi.

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Set in the green spaces and urban grit of contemporary Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington, this award-winning debut collection unfolds like a Gothic fairytale, touching on themes of love, madness, betrayal, desire and recovery to tell the story of a woman searching among the images and events of her life for answers.

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This biography tells the story of Bob Crowder, a leading horticulturist and early champion of regenerative agriculture in Aotearoa New Zealand. Crowder played a pivotal role in the birth of the organics movement in New Zealand, establishing the country's only university-based organics research unit and helping to build a sector now worth millions.

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Not all superpowers are a good thing. Especially NOT if your mum has them. Or if they're fuelled by embarrassment. And what if you can't find your way back home

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It's fun to COUNT and JUMP - especially when you're small and bouncy! Preschoolers will love meeting new friends and adding numbers 1-5 with BOINGO as he bounces up the forest to recover his GOLDEN BALLOON.

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John Puhiatau Pule was just 21 years old living in Auckland when he wrote The Bond of Time: an Epic Love Poem, composed as a lyrical address by a lover to his beloved. The love that preoccupies the youthful poet in The Bond of Time is multi-faceted; it combines the erotic and surreal with the earthy and the mundane, the classical with modern.

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Bonded, one man's desire to own the last Plate 77 Penny Red stamp to complete his collection. Dan Calder gets embroilled in an audatious plan to steal the stamp while it is at Auckland Airport, on its way to an international convention. Preventing the robbery and solving the other related crimes takes Dan all the way to St Louis.

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Bonsai brings together a pioneering collection of flash fiction and associated forms (prose poetry and haibun) from 165 writers in Aotearoa New Zealand, along with intriguing essays on this increasingly popular genre.

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Home alone and hungry, Boo spies something that tempts his taste buds, but will he like them Kiwifruit! Plums! Avocados! his bouncy page turner will have children guessing what type of fruit Boo gets his teeth into next. A catchy rhythm and rhyme read aloud picture book.

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Books of Mana celebrates the rich tradition of Maori authorship in Aotearoa New Zealand. It reveals the central place of over 200 years of print literacy within te ao Maori and vividly conveys how books are understood as taonga tuku iho - treasured items handed down through generations.

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