(Paperback)

A memoir that tells the amazing story of Peter's experiences in World War II, when he was captured by the Japanese at the fall of Singapore. Now over 90 years old, Peter tells the incredible story of his survival.

(Paperback, Enlarged edition)

(Paperback)

Fast-paced and compelling, this contemporary legal drama, set in Otautahi Christchurch, follows child advocacy lawyer Rebecca Eaton as she navigates her work representing a surrogate mother and advising on a child endangerment case, as well as trials in her own life.

(Paperback, 11th New edition)

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

When Sammy Banks used her new Comet football boots to kick her football into a bowl of custard, she thought she was doomed. Instead, she is given the chance of a lifetime, to try out for the best football club in town. But is she good enough Will she be able to ignore the teasing And will she ever be able to dribble the ball past her dog Splodge

(Paperback)

Third in the Sammy Football Trilogy, this book follows the continuing football adventures of young football fan Sammy and her team the Shooting Stars. This time she wins a competition that sees her going to the World Cup, and meeting some of the international stars of the game.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Olivia and her dog Barkley are inseparable. Hes her sidekick, her partner in crime-fighting theyre the perfect pair. But then, Barkley dies and Olivia is heartbroken. Gradually, however, she realizes that Barkley wouldnt want her to be unhappy for the rest of her life. So she comes up with a clever plan to get her happiness back.

(Hardback)

Olivia and her dog Barkley are inseparable. Hes her sidekick, her partner in crime-fighting theyre the perfect pair. But then, Barkley dies and Olivia is heartbroken. Gradually, however, she realizes that Barkley wouldnt want her to be unhappy for the rest of her life. So she comes up with a clever plan to get her happiness back.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Book lives at the library and desperately wants to go outside, but is scared of what might happen he could get splashed, or lose pages! Emma loves visiting the library and delights in the adventures she finds there. Theyre just what each other needs. Children and parents alike will enjoy this story about being brave and living to tell the tale!

(Paperback)

Scorchers is the first ever pan-Australasian anthology of climate fiction writings.Works by Paul Mountfort Rosslyn Prosser Emma Ashmere Moya Costello Owen Everitt James George Patricia Grace Rachel Hennessy Matthew Hooton Witi Ihimaera Mike Johnson Carol Lefevre Renee Liang Tulia Thompson Deborah Wardle Sean Williams Alison Wong

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Seabirds Beyond the Mountain Crest tells the fascinating story of New Zealand's endemic Hutton's shearwater, a species that breeds only at two remote locations, high in the Kaikoura Mountains.

(Hardback)

A stunning book exploring the cycle of the seasons, the passage of time, the way people live, play, forget, remember Through objects, places and actions, the world is revealed as both permanent and ever-changing.

(Hardback)

Smile Crys Piglet, Bunny and Cat return in a sensory adventure. From watching squiggly rain on a window to pointing out heavenly horses in the clouds, from hearing the buzzing blossoms of bees at work to hot pan sizzles as a favourite meal is prepared, See Hear invites us to open our eyes and ears to the everyday magic that surrounds us.

(Paperback)

See No Evil is a shocking account by one of New Zealands most respected authors on peace and Pacific issues, issuing a powerful call for a just and permanent solution self-determination for the people of West Papua.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Unwittingly thrust into positions of power on their respective planets, two peoplemust combine their strengths to preventan interplanetary war.
As they navigate through destruction anddeception, they will also face an intergalactic attack and discover the tragicsecret of the ancestral planet, Earth.

(Paperback)

Selwyn Muru was a key figure across many forms of modern Maori art. This full-colour hardback pays homage to his work as visual artist, writer, translator and orator, with contributions by esteemed commentators and colleagues, collated by artist and academic Moana Nepia.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

When Prince Alfred visits Auckland in 1870 along with his pet elephant, Tom, aging police sergeant Patrick Kelly to his disgust is sidelined into looking after the elephant. However, the arrival of Fenians from the goldfields, intent on assassination, sees the sergeant in the thick of the action. Tom the elephant also lends a trunk.