Galoot was always tripping over things and the other animals would be heard shouting, 'You great galloping galoot!' But his parents would always tell him, 'Galoot, always be your best'. And when the log bridge across the river is displaced, Galoot finally comes into his own and saves the day!

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Presents a selection of 30 objects from the James Logie Memorial Collection of Classical Antiquities at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch. Each of the items in this selection of highlights from the Logie Collection is illustrated and expertly described, providing the reader with an opportunity to see and understand the work of craftsmen

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This beautifully imagined novel examines one of our great historical myths and follows Isaac Newton's path to becoming the Greene Lyon, alchemy's symbolic creature who devours the sun. Greene Lyon will haunt you long after the apple has fallen from the tree.

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Loppy notices that he feels differently when he looks at the world around him through different-coloured glasses. When he takes off his grey glasses, he feels happy again. Grey-glasses-itis helps children to understand the link between how they see things and how they feel, teaching them a simple strategy for building emotional resilience.

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Property Cycle reference and layman's guide, to the fundamental principles that underpin successful property investment. Empowers readers to grasp essential property cycle concepts/patterns that typically take years to acquire, drawing from the authors decades of extensive research and analysis combined with investing in property and mentoring.

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The 2nd edition of this bestselling book helps you understand yourself by understanding your relationships. Drawing on Bowen family systems theory, the book explores each life stage to see predictable relationship patterns and make purposeful self-adjustments. The result is a sturdier self and improved relationships.

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Far below the rainforest canopy, a grub feels that his body is about to change. Wondering what he will turn into, he looks to his insect friends for answers. With lush illustrations full of realistic detail, Grub immerses us in the world of the forest floor as we take a journey of discovery on the way to the final, surprising, metamorphosis.

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Women have a long history of keeping the lights burning, yet their stories are little known. Guiding Lights includes stories from around the world, as we discover the heroism of female lighthouse keepers, how they came to be hired (especially in the 19th century), and the mysteries and legends that are inextricably part of lighthouse history.

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Leo Timmers at his best: effortlessly simple text, intricately detailed illustrations, and vehicles galore.

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Guts and Grace written by Geoff Haworth,tells the story of how the Mission was founded in 1929 and how it has developed. Initially, it had one city missioner, and rented premises. Today, it has over 70 staff, hundreds of volunteers, and a fine headquarters building completed after the Canterbury earthquakes.

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Dr Russ Harris has joined forces with Bev Aisbett to produce a highly illustrated, simpler, shorter version of The Happiness Trap that will not only resonate with readers of the original but also find a new audience for Russs empowering message.

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This funny, engaging eco story invites young readers to follow the adventures of Harriets ravenous compost worms as they munch their way through their wide and wonderful weekly menu.

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A funny, lively illustrated chapter book about a street-smart country girl in her first year of school, from internationally award-winning Frida Nilsson

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The audacious and captivating Hattie and her best friend Linda navigate the social politics of their first school years in this funny illustrated chapter book

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Providing both an overview of the concept of He Awa Whiria and real world case studies, this new volume illustrates the importance and value of drawing on two rich streams of knowledge mtauranga Mori and Western science.

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Heart Stood Still is an eco-memoir set inManawat, Aotearoa. In 2020, Miriam Sharland had plans to return to her family in England after spending 17 years in Aotearoa. When Covid put an end to her travel plans, she turned to the natural beauty of the Manawatu to find healing and a sense of belonging in a time of uncertainty and isolation.

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Written with a searing intensity, 'Heart's Desire' is Judith Uyterlinde's account of her years of struggling to conceive. Along the way, she never loses her sense of humour, nor flinches from her honest portrayal of the heartbreak she and her partner Paul endure. Importantly, it is a story of acceptance, hope and looking to the future.

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The mindfulness trend has seen mindfulness become valued more as an item in a personal toolkit as opposed to a full way of living. Dr Stephen McKenzie, a leading mindfulness author and teacher, brings us back to its roots connecting the heart with mindfulness to become heartfulness. The paths to full living are clearly shown and demonstrated.

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Published to mark the fortieth anniversary of the founding of Flying Nun Records in Otautahi Christchurch, Hellzapoppin'! brings together original artwork and design, film, record covers, posters and photography from the label's early years.