(Hardback)

*Bilingual book published to coincide with Maori Language Week *Warm account of students' love for aging teacher *Identifies the virtues of Maori ancestors for young readers to emulate

(Paperback)

- Bilingual book updated into smart paperback edition - Warm account of students love for aging teacher - Winner, NZSA Heritage Book Awards 2020, Mori

(Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)

Jake lives in a remote part of the Wairarapa, where he can surf and watch the whales feeding in Whale Pot Bay. Its paradise. Then Jakes dad begins a new relationship and Jakes peaceful life erupts in violence and deceit. And when a whale gets into trouble in the bay, the history of Whale Pot Bay seems doomed to repeat itself.

(Paperback, Revised ed.)

A personal account of Kaikoura's remarkably rich marine life.

(Paperback)

Wharenui: House of Hope is about the creation of communities that are both hopeful and inclusive. With the Maori meeting house (wharenui) as basic model, and circling around five key words, the book explores resurrection as an open-ended process within history that has potential for now.

(Paperback)

*Goes to the heart of Maori entrepreneurship and community *Balances scholarship with business analysis *Includes eight case studies from Northland to Otago

(Paperback)

Evie Mahoney is a CODA, a Child Of Deaf Adults, raised in Auckland, New Zealand. She is the eldest of six hearing children. Being first born her early life was mainly in a deaf environment and she was sensitive to how hearing people outside that environment reacted to her family.

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A fresh and funny mix of story and non-fiction for inquisitive readers that covers the touchstones of childhood obsession: robots, knights, dinosaurs, rockets and more.

(Hardback)

What if are two small words that often cause feelings of uneasiness in little worriers, but what if they could lead to happiness and adventure! Join Issy as she discovers our power to choose words that change how we feel for the better. A colourful, playful, and accessible adventure where what ifs become springboards for imagination!

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(Paperback)

Henry was selected to play rugby for New Zealand in 1893, but with the Southern Alps standing in his way, just getting to the game would prove quite a challenge. What it takes to wear black might just be the greatest New Zealand rugby story ever told and is guaranteed to inspire every rugby-mad kiwi kid.

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Two friends find a mysterious box and imagine the possibilities of what could be inside. Is it a crab Or is it full of treasure As they open it to find out, they're suddenly confronted with a danger that leaves one of them covered in red spots.

(Paperback)

Junior fiction set in New Zealand's Fiordland, about a cute, magical kakapo-like creature who wants to see the world beyond the new predator fence, and the misfit boy who befriends her. Strong conservation theme.

(Paperback)

*Moving story that sympathetically conveys PTSD/shell shock *Released to mark centenary of end of the First World War *Teacher notes available to assist in school, library use

(Paperback)

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(Paperback)

Everybody want to be happy. But do we really know what happiness is and how it contributes to a fulfilling life In order to live a truly fulfilling life, we need to strike a considered balance between Pleasure and Achievement. This simple principle, lies at the heart of this book and will assist you to enjoy a richer and more fulfilling life.

(Paperback)

In this electrifying debut, Rushi Vyas untangles slippery personal and political histories in the wake of a parents suicide and asks if it is possible to recover from the muting effects of British colonialism, American imperialism, patriarchy and caste hierarchies.

(Paperback)

In a unique cross-over of literature, history and autobiography, `When Running Made History is a superb depiction of the modern running movement.

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