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New poems from one of New Zealand's most prominent, well-loved and accessible poets. In his 87th year, this is Kevin Ireland's 26th published volume of poetry and his 38th published book.

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From its inception, the directors of Sheppard & Rout Architects have been concerned that its architectural and planning projects all reflect their cultural and historical contexts.

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French illustrator Dorothe de Monfreid is back with a fresh, comical take on sharing a bedroom and trying to sleep, in an unusual tall boardbook format.

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Sing No Sad Songs is a heartbreaking and yet beautifully composed memoir by Rebecca's mother, Sandra Arnold. It is a haunting story of bereavement, survival, courage and acceptance, as well as a fiercely tender account of a close mother-daughter relationship cut far too short.

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A lighthearted and entertaining memoir, this book follows Edmund Bohan's international singing career. Mostly based in Britain, Bohan sang more than 170 different major choral, operatic, and orchestral works. This account chronicles a singer and writer's lifetime of achievement with wit and a sharply observant eye.

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Richly illustrated, and including more than 100 original paintings by the author, 'Six-legged Ghosts: The insects of Aotearoa' examines the art, language, stories and science of insects in Aotearoa and around the world.

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Sizzle is the ultimate barbecue cookbook: tempting and contemporary international food based on a selection of more than a hundred inspirational but easy-to-follow recipes, ranging from meals for a summer midweek to dishes for special occasions and al-fresco feasts.

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Top specialist psychologist Dr Sarah Hughes delivers new practical, immediate strategies for parents of potentially difficult, rebellious, or irresponsible teenage daughters, along with advice for growing a stubborn, reckless or challenging teenager into a well-adjusted, respectful and self-sufficient young woman.

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Skippers Canyon is an artists paradise and one of New Zealands most stunning locations. This historic and scenic gorge, carved out by the Shotover River in Queenstowns backcountry, has been a favourite destination and inspiration for artist John Gillies for some forty years.

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East of the Black Sea, c.300 BC: Fifteen-year-old Melo is one of the most gifted Riders in the Wild Horse Tribe, destined to become a leader in her female warrior clan. Her old rival Mithrida, however, has cunning plans of her own. But when city slave traders cut a violent path through the Plains, all the Amazon Tribes are under threat.

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Sleep is fundamental to our health and wellbeing. In Sleep Sense, international sleep expert Dr Katharina Lederle explores sleep's connection to each of the three pillars of successful living: physical health, cognitive performance, and emotional wellbeing, and provides readers with the tools to effectively establish healthy sleep habits.

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This fine new collection of poetry, Owen Marshall's second, is rich in the themes and preoccupations that have made his short stories and novels so admired.

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In this eclectic and delightful mix of memoir, biography, and history, veteran journalist and broadcaster Eric Beardsley gives a candid account of his life. The narrative chronicles the reporter's experiences from his childhood in 1920s and 1930s Christchurch, New Zealand, to his achievements as lead writer at the Press and information officer for the University of Canterbury.

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Biography of a colourful and controversial politician, church elder and convicted debtor