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On her way home from school, Kate finds a kitten. She knocks at every door in the street and speaks to all her neighbours . . . but no one can give the kitten a home. What will Kate do

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If you are unfamiliar with Aotearoas history after the 1835 Declaration of Independence and Te Tiriti o Waitangi 1840, Unsettled Bliss provides a clear, accessible explanation of settler occupation, its impact on Mori land, and the lasting consequences we still see today. It challenges readers to confront racism, power, and privilege in Aotearoa.

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No matter how hard she would try, Kara from Kakapo just couldn't quite seem to master the art of flying. But with optimism, determination and a little creative thinking can Kara still achieve her dream

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'7 Dimensions: Childrens Emotional Well-being' introduces a framework designed to help adults make simple sense of the plethora of information available about young peoples feelings, thoughts and ways of responding.

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Larry the giraffe lives in a zoo, but he's not like the other giraffes. Larry is small and soft and cuddly - and he feels different and alone. One night, with the magic of Matariki, Larry goes off on a journey to find a place where he truly belongs.

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'All Veils Are Off' is Marguerette's extraordinary, hilarious, though at times devastating account of her 8 years living in Qatar. Not only did she have to navigate the tricky expat community, but also the secret and fiercely protected world of the Qatari women - a world very few outsiders are ever privy to.

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Alyssa finds herself trapped amongst strangers who challenge every-thing she's been taught, and she doesn't know how to sift the fact from the fiction. What's really going on in New York City Who can she trust She wants answers. But first she needs to survive.

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At a time when consumers are looking for more and more connection with the foods they eat, Michael Barker proudly shares the Barkers of Geraldine journey, the people, the innovations and the philosophies that still guide them.

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Birch's story, from humble rural Waikato roots to political change-maker, is of an ordinary New Zealander who achieved extraordinary things. He tells all in "Bill Birch - Minister of Everything", written by former staffer and journalist Brad Tattersfield.

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The memoir includes behind-the-scene encounters with writers such as Margaret Mahy, Fiona Kidman and Dorothy Butler. Despite the traumatic loss of several loved family members and the challenges of ageing, Jennifers love of writing has continued, culminating in this memoir.

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This is the moving story of a woman who, throughout her life, has refused to be defined by what others think she can or cannot do. This book has the potential to change our views of what disability means.

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This striking hardback book is full of activities and experiences for New Zealand children. It is an essential go-to resource for parents, aunts, uncles and grandparents of children aged 0 - 6.

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Kates tiny kitten wants to go outside. He struggles with the cat flap, annoys a bird . . . and ends upon the wrong side of the fence. What will Kate do

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Calm the Farm is a charming and practical tale of a cranky rooster whose chaos is calmed by mindful animal friends. With gentle repetition, emotional regulation techniques, and a QR code linking to mindfulness audio, this beautifully illustrated story helps children and caregivers navigate big emotions with joy and ease.

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Join Celia Seagull as she gathers plastic pieces from the ocean to build a bigger, better nest. With far too much on her agenda, busy Celia refuses to help sea creatures who are tangled in the scrap. But when Celia runs into trouble, who will help her

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In this enthralling tale of love, adventure and revenge, the children of the cities, the slaves and the tribal young all face the most monumental challenges of their lives as their world is rocked to its core.

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In "Cohousing for Life", architect Robin Allison describes her journey from mother of two in the suburbs to determined driver of the development of New Zealands first cohousing community. It is a personal story of a collective endeavour, a heroic journey of despair and triumph, as the obstacles mount and success at times feels far from certain.

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Douglas MacDiarmid has achieved an international reputation as an expatriate NZ painter. He defies labelling, acclaimed particularly as a superb colourist and for the diversity, technique and intellectual rigour of his paintings. His life and insights have the distinction of straddling almost a century of cultural trends and influences.

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"Creating Space An Experience of Gender" describes the extraordinary work of Jane Prichard, in her own words. It tells how Janes advocacy for women and girls in Aotearoa New Zealand began.

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Daisys eyes are glued to her screen when the tide steals her surfboard. Join the exciting adventure of Daisy McCrays vibrant surfboard as it scoops up everyday beachgoers and pulls into an epic set of waves! But, will Daisy McCray look up from her phone before its too late

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Donato dreams of castles and adventure, where he is certain he would matter; that his life would somehow have greater meaning. He is on a path of new friendships and new enemies, and to a destiny he could never have imagined.

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Double-edged Sword is a survival story like no other. In 2003 Simonne Butler's violent partner, high on methamphetamine, cut off both her hands with a samurai sword. Her hands were reattached in a groundbreaking marathon surgery and she spent the next decade healing her mind, body and spirit.

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to sail the pacific, ballet dance in paris or stroll on the moon I know a Moa that had such dreams.This is a book for anyone who dreams of big adventures.