(Hardback)

Chris Hoult immersed himself in the Kiwi tattoo scene from for a year, and brought writer-musician Steve Forbes along for the ride. What they record in New Zealand Tattoo is the view from the studios of New Zealand now, with profiles of leading tattooists including Merv O'Connor, Gordon Hatfield, Monique Mataga and Te Rangitu Netana.

(Paperback)

This wonderful activity book for children aged 4-7 years old features 30 simple black & white illustrations of native New Zealand birds, plants, insects, spiders and seashore life, ready to be coloured in.

(Hardback)

This slipcase edition combines both North and South Island volumes of David Walls superb aerial photography of New Zealand (which were originally published in 2007). Complemented by informative captions from Alison Dench, it makes the ideal souvenir or gift.

(Hardback, Pocket edition)

For nearly two decades Rob has been carrying his camera all over the wild parts of New Zealand, and New Zealand: The Essential Landscape is the stunning record of this work.

(Hardback, Standard edition)

For nearly two decades Rob has been carrying his camera all over the wild parts of New Zealand, and New Zealand: The Essential Landscape is the stunning record of this work.

(Paperback)

New Zealand: The real middle earth showcases some of the majestic, mood and mystery that made the country first choice for the film, trilogy, The Lord of the Rings.

(Hardback)

The living history of the NZ home front in WWI is bought alive here with vivid words, photographs and maps showing military bases, internment camps, railway lines, brothels, factories memorials and more. Much can be seen and visited today. This book shows the enormous and continuing impact of the war from its beginning to beyond the armistice.

(Paperback)

The 30 stories in this book describe some of the most devastating accidents and tragedies in New Zealand history, some famous the Wahine disaster, Erebus and Tangiwai but many now forgotten. Fires, tornados, earthquakes, drownings, rail and air crashes all feature in these dramatic retellings, as well as the sometimes heroic acts of rescue.

(Hardback)

*Stunning art and charming text presenting major gods including Maui, Tangaroa, Mahuika and Uenuku *Aimed at children but accesses general and gift markets *Robyn Kahukiwa is the best-known Maori female artist of her generation

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Tales from a NZ musician. Don has played at restaurants, dances, pubs, festivals, weddings and funerals. He's taught music in schools, night classes, prisons, and to private students. He's performed at protests and picket lines and recorded two albums of his protest songs. Don produces a weekly Access Radio programme of music and social commentary.

(Hardback)

Monday is in despaireveryone seems to prefer the other days of the week. As she tries to reinvent herself, she discovers a shimmering letter that might just prove that someone does appreciate her. A delightful tale about self-acceptance and embracing your own uniqueness.

(Paperback)

Glenn Colquhoun imagines the northern gods of his Celtic heritage engaging with the atua Maori of the south, and creates a new mythology for this country. Nigel Brown has handwritten and illustrated Glenn's words.

(Paperback)

Note from the poet: This collection relates to climate change, sometimes referring to the alternative theory (now discarded) of the world frozen, rather than the accepted certainty that it is now the experience of the planet cooking.

(Paperback)

A poetry collection by esteemed New Zealand poet Tim Heath.

(Paperback)

'Not That I'd Kiss a Girl triumphantly joins the select few New Zealand examples of the autobiographical coming-out genre. Compulsively readable and very much aware of the world, O'Brien's memoir is suspenseful and engaging.' David Herkt, New Zealand Herald.

A heartbreaking and hilarious true story of coming out as gay in New Zealand.

(Hardback)

When Nova realizes the artwork she created for Dads birthday present is missing, her tummy flip flops. Nova and her dog, Harley, turn the house upside down, but the missing masterpiece is nowhere to be found. Nova loses her temper but Harley remains calm. Can Nova learn from her dog, calm herself down and find her Dads present in time

(Board book)

(Hardback)

A collection of profiles, places and images celebrating New Zealand's rich surfing culture. Warren Hawke packs in a huge amount into the 192 page edition with over 500 photographs and 60,000 words.

(Paperback)

(Paperback, 3rd Revised edition)

Off The Wall is the third edition of this truly original visual design sourcebook. Completely revised with all new photographs, and a new format, it features the best garments that have been entered over recent years in a remarkable celebration of the diversity and creativity of wearable art.

(Hardback)

Pigs rock! More and more people including stars such as George Clooney and Miley Cyrus have discovered all the delightful characteristics that make them such endearing pets. Featuring memorable quotes accompanied by beautiful photographs, Oink is a celebration of these wonderful creatures and the perfect gift for their many fans.

(Paperback)

Okay, Boomer: New Zealand in the Swinging Sixties looks at Politics, Sport, Wining & Dining, fashion, night life and everything sixties in a highly illustrated format. This title will take us on a nostalgic trip down memory lane!

(Hardback)

Oliver Kitten, born in a firetruck, ends up with a three-generation human family in a four-bedroom house. He keeps a diary of his own escapades and the things his humans get up to. Olivers precocious observations of what the humans are up to in his house are wickedly funny. Elegantly produced with black-and-white line drawings.