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1847. At 19 years old she partied with London society, struck gold in California, and fought tragedy, destitution and danger to carve a future in pioneer New Zealand. This book tells her story.

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Sapling Green has always hidden her green thumbs. But one day the old schoolyard tree is damaged in a storm. Can Sapling be brave enough to show her classmates her secret and save the tree

This heart-warming story is an important reminder that our differences are our strengths, and we should always accept each other for who we are.

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2026 and individual freedoms are severely curtailed, and state surveillance is everywhere. State Security has a Watch List, and being on it means that nothing you do or say escapes the authorities, but does the Kill List really exist And if it does, how would you know if you were on it

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Take one hyperactive frog, one pair of bright red undies and one epic plan for disaster on school athletics day, and you have the recipe for a youtube sensation! Meet Lucas Weed, aka undie man, one-time loser, now legend.Hes a prank-star extraordinaire!

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This is an astonishing first novel by ex-detective Nathan Blackwell that is guaranteed to grip you. It will reverberate in your head long after you've finished reading it.

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Three delightful stories in one collection! In Dance with Me, a ballerina in a music box loves nothing more than to dance. In Patch and Ruby, Patch the pony is lonely; sometimes it feels as if he doesnt quite fit in. In The Great Sock Secret, Sarahs mother is tired of finding odd socks in the laundry basket. Where do all the missing socks go

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Join Emili as she goes on the hunt for new boots for her rugby-loving brother Sefa, swaps unwanted items for new treasures with her friends and reduces waste by starting a neighbourhood street swap.

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It is 50 years since the great 1967 All Blacks World Tour. Drawing on interviews with the surviving players, Alex McKay tells the remarkable story of events leading up to the tour, the historic series of 17-match wins, and how rugby in New Zealand has been transformed since then.

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A captivating debut novel of impossible love and soul-destroying secrets where two young women fight to overcome adversity and transport the reader from Yugoslavia, to 1950's New Zealand, and back again. Winner of the international First Pages Prize, 2020.

(Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)

What would you do if you woke up one morning and found that time had rewound exactly a year Would you revisit your past mistakes Would you try to get revenge on those who had wronged you When Mia finds herself in her own past, she must decide how best to use her pre-knowledge of one year's worth of events and personal issues.

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The Turning Point is a glimpse into the most important and fascinating moments of peoples lives. A beautifully presented collection of entries to an international writing competition, it contains stories about the loves, tragedies, and momentous decisions that changed lives forever. A captivating insight into the human condition.

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The Unwanted Friend explores the intricate relationship between Wren and Mina. As Wren faces a looming deadline, Mina appears as the voice in Wrens head. Will her presence be helpful This self-help tale teaches conscious management of unhelpful thinking, enhancing connection and choice in our lives. A concise and impactful ACT guide.

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Respectable appearances can hide the blackest of secrets. The Vanishing Act is a spicy tale of intrigue set in 1960s New Zealand, where societys constraints and the laws of the day made outcasts of lesbians and prostitutes.

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Displaced by war and conflict, a refugee family sets out on a dangerous voyage into the unknown. The sparse text (one word per page) and evocative illustrations combine powerfully to encourage young readers to create their own background story and thus identify more deeply with the plight of refugees and those less fortunate.

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The Wisdom Years is a practical, thought-provoking and life-changing read that reveals how we can reframe our mindset so that we live life based on our functional age rather than our chronological age. Be inspired by the message that life after retirement is to be enjoyed as a new, exciting and uplifting journey of personal evolution.

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A very funny and cheerfully subversive childrens chapter book about a monster who eats children-until one day he makes a friend.

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