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A fascinating and frequently ripe brew of quotations on New Zealand or from New Zealanders, Strong Language holds a mirror up to our national culture and identity.

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Simple Broken Beautiful is the title on a notebook of poetry written by Leigh Davis in 2008. This was during radiotherapy treatment following surgery for a brain tumour, which was affecting his ability to express himself in words. This was the beginning of a work that developed into a long poem called 'Stunning Debut of the Repairing of a Life'.

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Sun, Sea & Sustenance is a salute to the outstanding individuals who have contributed to New Zealands first permanent health camp, just north of Wellington, by the seaside at Otaki.

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From its origins as a UK radio show in 1994, Superbrands has become a world wide, Brand! This volume reveals many of New Zealand's iconic brands, 70 all told, showing their business methods and the artworks that underpin their success.

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In Superheroes for a Day, three friends with high-functioning autism transform their unique abilities into superpowers to save their school from endless maths. This engaging story normalizes the experiences of autistic kids in an entertaining and accessible way, making them the heroes and offering a fresh perspective on neurodiversity.

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As soon as Tabitha wakes up and finds a raincloud next to her, she knows its going to be one of those yucky days when nothing goes right. Sure enough, Tabithas mood gets worse and worse, until she realizes that she doesnt have to let a raincloud spoil her day. A heart-warming story of optimism, resilience, and finding sunshine through the rain!

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Designed for quick reading and easy reference, Take Control of Your Life is rather like having the nations top psychologist by your side whenever you need her.

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A series of bilingual books that support our multilingual homes, classrooms and libraries. They are designed for early childhood, primary and family learning. An introduction to cultural images from each country with words and phrases in English and the language of country in question. Promotes cross cultural understanding and informs vocabulary.

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Pukeko, Kiwi and Hoiho go for a walk through the forest. Join them while they explore, perform actions and sing.

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Te piti Manawat Gorge Te Au-rere-a-te-tonga is a celebration of the natural, physical and spiritual elements of one of New Zealands special places the Manawat Gorge, which lies between the Ruahine and Tararua Ranges of the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand.

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The (Almost) True Story of a Man Called Jack is about my father, John Frederick Lingard Fowlds. I decided to write this as a fictionalized memoir, combining the genres of fiction and memoir.

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Join Milky The Mouse, his friends and family for an action packed day around the farm.

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An epic train journey from New Zealand to Spain, across 19 countries in 89 days on 33 different trains. From New Zealand's Northern Explorer to the Eurostar, the book captures the romance of rail travel, exploring cultures, cuisines, history and people along the way.

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In this award-winning chapter book about prejudice and justice, an orphan girl is adopted by a gorilla who lives in a junkyard and a surprising friendship grows between them.

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Words are everywhere! In this interactive story about the magic of words, imaginative illustrations show a young boy and girl stretching, squashing, colouring, and sewing words together to reflect their meaning. Engaging and educational, The Art of Words will inspire young readers to appreciate the joy of making stories from words.

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Audrey Carson grew up in the Nelson area, she became a teacher before her life took a dramatic change. After she married and became Audrey Ewan she spent a time as one of New Zealands first female Parliamentary Press Officers before becoming a journalist with the Evening Post newspaper. Her fascinating story is told in The Audrey Story.

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Edward is anxious about starting knight school, which is full of scary ogres and fearsome dragons. He puts on his armour and prepares for battle. But what if the ogres and dragons are more like him than he thinks

Brimming with magic and fun, The Battle is a story about perception, friendship, and letting down your guard.