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The first Mirror of Simple Annihilated Souls caused its author to be burnt at the stake for heresy in 1310. Kate Camp's fourth collection of poems demonstrates a darker turn in the work of this popular poet. Shortlisted for the Kathleen Grattan Poetry Award, it establishes her in the front rank of New Zealand poets.

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The untold story of how a group of young outsiders reinvented art in early sixties London.

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An introduction to the prosecution system and process in New Zealand. It is aimed at the lay person wishing to learn more about this critical governmental institution.

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The Monarch Butterfly is the first mainstream New Zealand's children's book about this most recognisable butterfly.

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This new collection contains poems that capture the eerie and exhilarating aspects of daily life. All the poems combine a crisp and shapely style with breathtaking openness and urgency in addressing personal material, particularly in the poet's responses to her mothers illness and her thoughts about living in the United States.

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The movie may be slightly different offers a rich harvest of recent poems displaying the wit, intellectual agility and arresting beauty for which Vincent O'Sullivan is renowned.

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From experiments and observation to conservation and mindfulness, this activity-packed book stimulates curious minds. It encourages children to relate to the natural world and develop budding research skills.

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A dazzling new novel from the award-winning Karl Stead.

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John Psathas has said that, of all New Zealand composers, John Cousins has `thrown the spear furthest, meaning he is one of our most original artists, going beyond the edge. Provocative and penetrating and fundamentally true, Cousins remains absorbed and energised in and by creative work.

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Pip Adam's new novel walks the streets of Auckland city now, examining the fashion scene, intergenerational tension and modern life with an unflinching eye. From the the wreckage and waste of the 21st century, new animals must emerge.

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From milk and merino to wine and tourism, how New Zealanders are finding new ways to make a living off the land.

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This major new book by Distinguished Professor Paul Spoonley, New Zealand's preeminent commentator on population trends, looks at our rapidly growing and changing population and the demographic disruption it is already causing.

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Bursting with art activities, this fun new edition of the Art Activity Book aimed at young New Zealanders is sure to please both children and their teachers and caregivers.

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Very few New Zealanders have lives unaffected by the Consumers Price Index (CPI). Some of the contributions to this book document the New Zealand CPI as a history of conflicting machinations between unions, employers, public officials, and lobby groups. Others view it as a mirror of domestic social norms and important international developments. Still others emphasize its technical evolution.

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Rich with local data and case studies, The New Zealand Economy is a clear and concise assessment of the current structure and performance of New Zealands economy from a historical and global perspective. The book is an ideal supplementary text for undergraduates and MBA students as well as a pocket primer for New Zealanders involved in business and policy.

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The New Zealand Family Court Survival Guide is the only resource you need to help manage the legal and practical logistics of a relationship breakdown, custody dispute or other family or whanau crisis.