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A highly readable, entertaining account of how sound changed NZ society.

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Set against the fight for independence in New Caledonia, The Wreck is the first Kanak novel and a turblent examination of inter-generational abuse. Young Lena's quest is to gain an awareness of a repressed childhood trauma. It is, she says, like the excitement of a detective sensing he's about to uncover the clue that will open the gates of truth.

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The Yield is the lyrical new collection from award-winning poet Sue Wootton. Wootton addresses subjects as various as the relationship between medical institutions and individual suffering, the disintegration of the polar icecaps, the energising power of solitude and the rewarding demands of creativity and love.

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Join Louis Light-Saver and his swashbuckling crew as they blast off into outa-space on another awe-somely dangerous mission! Their destination is the distant and mysterious Planet Zog, home of the fearsome Zombies of Zog who are infamous for their love or ultra high-powered hotrods, fueled by a supersonic gas names Zogolium!

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This collection of new work by award-winning New Zealand poet Frankie McMillan features the horse as a central motif. The poems tingle with a sense of the ineffable, like certain chords in musical pieces. One poem causes another, they glint and glance off each other, depicting a world of real emotion and psychological mystery.

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*Irresistible rhymes and flamboyant drawings will captivate *Bilingual English and Maori, in classy hardback *Third in Dawn's series of picture books with NZ animals

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*First collaboration by two of NZ's top children's book creators *Irresistible rhymes and flamboyant drawings will captivate *Bilingual English and Maori, in classy hardback

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Irresistible rhymes and drawings Bilingual English and Mori, in classy hardback Companion volume to Theres a Tui in our Teapot! Weta and friends, including beetle, centipede, stick insect and huhu, come to school with the kids. But they dont want to stay in the classroom! Can Koro help his mokopuna keep the critters safe

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Rene (Ngti Kahungunu) is regarded as a living legend in Aotearoa. Made an ONZM for services to literature and drama, she has been awarded the Prime Ministers Award for Literary Achievement, the Playmarket Award for significant artistic contribution to New Zealand theatre, and the Kingi Ihaka Award for Service to Toi Mori.

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Leo has never known a father figure, but that wont stop him from telling his class about someone cool, courageous and clever on Tell Us About Your Dad Day someone who might not be his dad, but is his everything. A heart-warming story about bravery and modern family dynamics that will resonate with millions of children.

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In this action-packed picture book, our main character is convinced theyre not in a book. After all, if this was a book thered be pages to turn and problems to solve. But hold on, weve turned the page and why are those pirates stealing that treasure The perfect introduction to storytelling, This is NOT a Book! is metafiction made fun!

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This is Us is a collection of over 200 interviews with New Zealanders, spanning the country, that reflects the diversity of New Zealand and its people. The result is a book that provides fascinating insight into the common threads that weave the fabric of New Zealand and, in the wake of the Christchurch attacks, is a tribute to the Kiwi spirit.

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In lieu of flowers, bring weeds. Elizabeth Mortons poems look unflinchingly at a raw and unstable world the crash, the aftermath, the comeback, the black heat at the centre of things. The poems in Mortons second collection are charged with a visceral energy. This is poetry as incantation: an intense, larger-than-life, tactile experience.

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New Zealand's landscape depicted in stunning photography with commentary in both English and te reo Maori.

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