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Okay, Boomer: New Zealand in the Swinging Sixties looks at Politics, Sport, Wining & Dining, fashion, night life and everything sixties in a highly illustrated format. This title will take us on a nostalgic trip down memory lane!

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Oliver Kitten, born in a firetruck, ends up with a three-generation human family in a four-bedroom house. He keeps a diary of his own escapades and the things his humans get up to. Olivers precocious observations of what the humans are up to in his house are wickedly funny. Elegantly produced with black-and-white line drawings.

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In this, the first book to consider Olivia Spencer Bower's life and work, art historian Julie King offers, through a lively and impeccably researched text and a selection of watercolours, paintings, drawings, prints and illustrations, a superb evocation of one of the most important and vital artists New Zealand has produced.

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Now in paperback, Ollies Treasure is tale of mindfulness for young, developing minds. Ollies grandma sends him a treasure map that promises to lead him to something that will make him happy always. Of course, Ollie thinks this something will be a toy of some sort, but he gets a big surprise when his treasure turns out to be him!

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Ollies Treasure is tale of mindfulness for young, developing minds. Ollies grandma sends him a treasure map that promises to lead him to something that will make him happy always. Of course, Ollie thinks this something will be a toy of some sort, but he gets both a rude shock and a big surprise when his treasure turns out to be him!

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Featuring both contemporary and historical photography, this book records a part of New Zealand history and culture that risks being lost as small towns change and become more urbanised: the importance of local community halls. Colourful, funny, sad, happy, and at times tragic, this book will interest social historians and those who value kinship.

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Designed for those who travel on the TranzAlpine train through the Southern Alps from Christchurch to Greymouth, and those who do the route by car or bus, this book contains general details and historic facts about each of the localities and features of interest to be seen on both railway and highway, listed in geographical order from Christchurch.

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An old toy rabbit finds himself in a box of toys donated to charity. But it wasnt always this way, Tock reflects, Once I was loved. A celebration of the timeless nature of love set against the backdrop of iconic moments in 20th-century history, this heart-warming picture book will resonate with anyone who has ever cherished a childhood toy.

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Find out how reading just one book can lead to a brand-new library in this lively chain-reaction story about actions and their consequences however unintended they may be! One Book Was All it Took is the perfect tongue-in-cheek adventure story to share with budding bookworms, and a is heart-warming reminder of the importance of libraries.

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Hope Barber disappears after an assignment in Pakistan, leaving her front door open, her bag and phone inside. Was Hope under surveillance Linked to terrorists Who is the man Hope called `my stalker' Hunter Grant agrees to help, but with Dao's safety is at risk, Hunter takes justice and retribution into his own hands.

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A colourful illustrated memoir in which one of New Zealand's foremost architects, Pete Bossley, recalls a watershed year travelling the world, and observing and drawing buildings, places and everyday life.

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This book is a beautifully illustrated account of 76 heritage houses located in Otago and Southland. Fine pen and ink drawings by renowned artist Rodney Wells are complemented by Tessa Ward's text which is a wonderful insight into the people who have done so much to shape the culture of our country.

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A comprehensive history of the University of Otago with an inclusive focus.

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A cosy story about friendship, travel and knitting

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Our Village Kitchen is a culinary and visual delight, brimming with treasured recipes direct from the hearts and homes of local families, Kpiti Coast chefs and eateries, presented alongside enticing photographs of the food, school community and our unique coastal landscape.