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First book on hunting fallow deer in 20 years. Includes all the information needed to find and hunt them successfully. Practical, with lots of photos, Egan covers the basics of fallow behaviour, territories and habits, some big fallow trophies of the past and the best stories of hunting this species.

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This delightful rhyming story is illustrated throughout with beautiful photographs and will encourage children to explore reserves in their area to see what they can discover.

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Bill Renwick (19292013) was one of the visionaries in New Zealand's education system in the 20th century.

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(Paperback)

Jack is having trouble with some boys at school, and one day he is ambushed. After a hit on the head, he comes to in the harsh tribal times of the Vikings. Jack must prove himself, and in doing do he finds an inner strength to take back to his own life.

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Jiffy the cat loves to express himself through song. That would be just fine by his human family, the Bees, if he didnt go on all night! A laugh-out-loud story, which also introduces children to telling the time, by award-winning author Catherine Chidgey.

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Jingle bells! Rudolph smells from eating carrots and hay, went over a bump and he did a trump, and it went in Santas face hey. Laugh out loud as you sing along to this hilarious, smelly-as Christmas song ... and find out how Santas #1 stinky-bottomed reindeer saves Christmas.

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'Jingle bells! Rudolph smells from eating carrots and hay, went over a bump and he did a trump, and it went in Santa's face - hey.' Laugh out loud as you sing along to this hilarious, smelly-as Christmas song... and find out how Santa's #1 stinky-bottomed reindeer saves Christmas.

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John Britten struggled through his early school life. Marked as a boy who 'could do better', his learning difficulties did not stop him from following his passion and realising his dream. This is the inspirational story of a design and engineering genius, creator of the Britten motorcycle. Ages 8+.

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The hero of John Mulgan's Man Alone, often regarded as New Zealand's first great novel, continues his drift through life, caught up now in the midnight of the twentieth century. Finally he comes back to New Zealand to an industrial war, a solitary figure - but in his heart, no longer alone.

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Jonty and Choc are best mates - one Pakeha, one Maori. At the beach they find a mysterious lump, which Choc is inexplicably drawn to. The lump causes him to have dreams of ancient times, but also seems to have an adverse affect on his personality. Intermediate school starts and the influence of the strange lump unfolds ...

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A movie-themed travel book featuring the locations of major motion pictures filmed in New Zealand, illustrated by the author's photographs along with movie stills and posters. It also features interviews with directors and movie stars who came to New Zealand to film, with an introduction by Roger Donaldson.

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The year is 1953. Peter Cotterill starts the year writing in a journal given to him by his Great Aunt. We follow him through a year of many changes as Napier struggles through hard times in the aftermath of WWII. The story culminates in a train ride to Auckland on Christmas Eve. Unbeknownst to the travellers, a lahar washes away a railway bridge...

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Jungle bells, jungle bells, the jungles where we play, oh, what fun it is to have a jungle holiday! Jingle Bells' as youve never heard it before! Join a procession of lovable characters as they joyously conga their way to a Christmas party in the jungle! Includes CD with recording by Kiwi songbird Anika Moa.

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This is the story of ACORD - the Auckland Committee on Racism And Discrimination. For 15 years ACORD exposed and campaigned against the institutional racism of police, justice and social welfare systems. It laid the groundwork for a national duty solicitor scheme and gained protections for children incarcerated by the state.

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The gathering of food and the gathering of people to share a meal are at the heart of Maori family life. Award-winning food photographer Christall Lowe invites us to join her whanau table and experience for ourselves an abundance of mouthwatering dishes, a veritable feast for the eyes and for the stomach.

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Through an informative and entertaining mix of hard facts, history, and accounts of the daily and seasonal routines of kakapo and their minders, Alison Ballance brings together these threads to describe the natural history of the bird and tell the inspiring story of the Kakapo Recovery Programme.

(Paperback, 2nd edition)