(Paperback, 4th edition)

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(Paperback)

With a fascinating collection of great photos of the trains, trams, buses, trucks, ships and aircraft of yesteryear in action, the author takes the reader on an historic journey around the greater Wellington area from the 1900s to the 1980s.

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(Paperback, Revised ed.)

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

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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.

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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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(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.

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When Toawaka Met Cook explores the 12 extraordinary days that Cook and his crew spent with the Ngti Hei people. It goes into detail on remarkable events such as the introduction of the potato to New Zealand, Te Horetas special gift, and the build-up to the first pwhiri. of meeting between the crew of the Endeavour and the Ngti Hei people.

(Hardback)

Inspired by an incredible true story, Where the Heart Is explores the friendship between Dindim the Magellanic penguin and his rescuer, Joao. Young readers will delight in its beautiful depiction of the intrepid penguins journey, and the wildlife he meets on the way. Heartfelt and educational, this is a celebration of nature and belonging.

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Dean Buchanan is one of NZ's best-known artists. From an early age he showed immense talent, painting large oils that showed technical brilliance and a close affinity with the natural world. Bob Harvey interviewed Dean extensively for this book, and describes every facet of his life. Also included 60 superb reproductions his greatest paintings.

(, 2nd Revised edition)

Fiordland is one of the planet's great wilderness areas, where monumental landscapes combine with a mosaic of miniature worlds. Located on the southwest coast of New Zealand, much of its landscape was formed by great valleys carved out by glaciers which are now half-drowned. This book is for travellers, nature-lovers and scientists alike.

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(Paperback, Illustrated edition)

The Korean War recalled by an Australian infantry officer. Sometimes referred to as the forgotten war, this was the most significant war of the latter half of the twentieth century and the first reversal for communism.

Contains many colour photographs and narrative descriptions to create a portrait of the geography of the Central South Island. This title includes chapters that describe the glaciers of the area, the mountains, the rivers, the ranges, the highest peaks, and conservation concerns. The wildlife of the area is also featured.

(Hardback)

*Epic story of the massive Ngapuhi invasion of Rotorua in 1823 *Eminent historian Don Stafford's last book in an elegant facsimile edition *Requested by schools for use in the Maori History Project