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Dougal the kakapo just loves to dance. From hip-hop to tango; ballet to swing, as soon as the music starts, Dougal just can't stop his feet from joining in. Join Dougal as he shimmies, pirouettes and waltzes right across the pages of this book and into your heart.

(Hardback)

Food for Thought is a book for anyone who likes to eat tasty food that is easy to make. A book for anyone who cares what they put into their body. A book for anyone who gives a damn about this planet. Be prepared to simplify and improve your attitude to cooking, to food and to the way you live your life.

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(Paperback, New Edit RUC NO DATE)

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Historic New Zealand Racing Cars reveals the fascinating histories of eighteen cars whose stories are intertwined with our motoring history. Featuring such racing greats as the mighty 1968 McLaren M8A Can-Am, through to the grass-roots domestic Specials.

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(Hardback)

(Hardback)

Profiles over 50+ amazing machines from Australia and New Zealand Examines the culture within the Hot Rod scene Downunder Full colour, highly illustrated

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(Paperback)

An indispensable tool for all fishermen, whether experienced or aspiring.

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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.

(Hardback)

(Hardback)

'Listen up, all you toms and tabbies. I'm Bean the Tonkinese, a pretty smart cat, if I do say so myself. In my time roaming the neighbourhood I've learnt a fair bit about humans (you know, those odd hairless two-legged species that consider themselves our owners). I figured it was about time I shared some of that wisdom with all of you . . .'

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Living on Shaky Ground investigates our turbulent tectonics. It tells us how earthquakes are measured and described, and how scientists predict future shakes. Now fully updated and revised, including the 2016 magnitude 7.8 Kaikoura quake and a new coda from the author.

(Hardback)

Don and Marilyn Jessen have hit the road again to discover more caravan collections and highlight some of the local history behind these wonderful vehicles and their enduring appeal.

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Miniature vintage and classic caravans - otherwise known as 'tinies' and 'teardrops' - have become hugely popular in recent years, due to their dinkiness and versatility. This book pulls together a collection of these small but perfectly formed mobile spaces from across Australia and New Zealand.

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Pictorial book about New Zealand divided geographically that features the stunning images of innovative photographer Darryl Torckler and the inspired words of Gillian Torckler

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'The Olive Tree in My Kitchen' is a homage to the humble yet versatile olive tree. From ancient to modern times, this extraordinary plant has provided us with a multitude of health benefits and a wealth of culinary possibilities.

(Paperback, Revised edition)

(Paperback)

The quirkiest landmarks, features and installations from all over New Zealand. Each 'quirky' has a back story. Includes the Rainbow Staircase in Thames, Rose Bowl in Dannevirke, the musket bullet embedded in the bar at the Horeke Hotel and many more.

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On reflection - 5 years on with lift out quotes from a range of people that were there to experience the damage first hand. Before and after quake images plus hero profiles and hardships. Includes - Seddon, Hanmer, Culverton and other wider rural areas

(Paperback, 5ed)

Clear, concise and authoritative. Learn how to play or coach rugby to get the most enjoyment out of the game and win!

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Tarquin the Honest and Lunar Nix return with more underhand shenanigans and razor-tongued repartee to pull off a heist so big, bards will sing ballads of their derring-do for centuries.