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Simple Broken Beautiful is the title on a notebook of poetry written by Leigh Davis in 2008. This was during radiotherapy treatment following surgery for a brain tumour, which was affecting his ability to express himself in words. This was the beginning of a work that developed into a long poem called 'Stunning Debut of the Repairing of a Life'.

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Sun, Sea & Sustenance is a salute to the outstanding individuals who have contributed to New Zealands first permanent health camp, just north of Wellington, by the seaside at Otaki.

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From its origins as a UK radio show in 1994, Superbrands has become a world wide, Brand! This volume reveals many of New Zealand's iconic brands, 70 all told, showing their business methods and the artworks that underpin their success.

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In Superheroes for a Day, three friends with high-functioning autism transform their unique abilities into superpowers to save their school from endless maths. This engaging story normalizes the experiences of autistic kids in an entertaining and accessible way, making them the heroes and offering a fresh perspective on neurodiversity.

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This is the story of a man from humble beginnings who, thanks to hard work, creativity and persistence, and with considerable support from his wife, created an iconic business. Richly illustrated, 'Sure to Rise' is a fascinating slice of New Zealands social and culinary history.

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Carl Sydow was one of a bright new generation of New Zealand sculptors who came to the fore during the 1960s and 70s. Tomorrow Never Knows showcases his playful, up-tempo sculptures alongside suites of his op-inspired drawings.

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As soon as Tabitha wakes up and finds a raincloud next to her, she knows its going to be one of those yucky days when nothing goes right. Sure enough, Tabithas mood gets worse and worse, until she realizes that she doesnt have to let a raincloud spoil her day. A heart-warming story of optimism, resilience, and finding sunshine through the rain!

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Poet, fiction writer, critic, essayist, teacher and academic, C.K. Stead has made his mark on all these disciplines.

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Designed for quick reading and easy reference, Take Control of Your Life is rather like having the nations top psychologist by your side whenever you need her.

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Sue O'Callaghan had three beautiful children and a husband. The next day she had nothing. Then the 'system' came to get her. This is the incredible, gripping story of a mother who took on the might of Social Services - and won. Inspiring, moving, revealing - a must read for anyone wanting to know how to beat the system.

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.".. this personal memoir by Diane Brown is deftly 'marbled' throughout with social history. From carefully chosen anecdotes it slowly unfolds a vivid and compelling sense of character and the psychological dynamics within the family ... marshals deeply personal events and childhood memories in a delightfully astute, understated poetic form"--Publ

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Bob Calkin was born in 1935 and grew up as Aotearoa New Zealand was entering a period of unprecedented stability and boom times. Tales from the Lucky Generation follows Bobs rise from humble roots in working-class Whanganui to the world of law and business before a spectacular fall from grace landed him with a six-year prison sentence.

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In a reversal of the usual Tuscan Dream, a small Italian family of parents, daughter and dog, moved to New Zealand in 1996. They met adventures and natural disasters, observed animals and nature, while establishing a vineyard and doing many more things. The book also tells of their life in Italy and Japan, and holidays around the world.

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Activist, creative entrepreneur and counsellor Robin Woodsford is a Baby Boomer and in this moving reflection on his life and times he discovers that his personal story is also a universal one. More, he says the job's not done yet.

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In this fascinating and informative book, Margaret Maclagan and Anne Buckley two specialists in childrens language development explain the subtle and extraordinary process in which children learn to talk and the very important role that parents and grandparents can play.

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A series of bilingual books that support our multilingual homes, classrooms and libraries. They are designed for early childhood, primary and family learning. An introduction to cultural images from each country with words and phrases in English and the language of country in question. Promotes cross cultural understanding and informs vocabulary.

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Pukeko, Kiwi and Hoiho go for a walk through the forest. Join them while they explore, perform actions and sing.

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This is the story of an expedition in the yacht Tara, formerly Sir Peter Blake's boat, across the frozen Arctic Ocean. The expedition aimed to observe, understand, and quantify the Arctic climate changes to assist global warming decision-making.

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Te Awa Atua has been described as groundbreaking, timeless and incendiary scholarship. It recovers traditional Tangata Whenua menstruation ceremonies, stories and attitudes that have been largely censored from the historic record. Based on a Masters thesis.

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Te reo Maori translation of the #1 Bestselling Kiwi classic 'Kuwi's First Egg'.