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Jason Mason is a pretty average kid. The kind of kid who doesnt get chosen for the rugby team. The kind of kid who gets his lunchbox picked over by the school bully every day. The kind of kid who finds it hard to concentrate in class. The kind of kid who is, actually, a SECRET AGENT.

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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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A rural (and townie) favourite for over four decades, David Henshaw's Jock cartoons are known to hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders. This book is a celebration of David's life and work - he died in 2014 at the age of 74.

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Enzo the Russian blue gets the fright of his life when he is pushed through his new cat door. Instead of emerging out into his back yard, he finds himself in a strange forest, confronted by an angry bear.

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Kawai: For Such a Time as This is the remarkable first novel by respected historian Dr. Monty Soutar, in a series that reveals the role of colonisation in shaping Aotearoa New Zealand, balanced with an honest appraisal of the country in pre-colonial times.

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Come closer . . . See what happens when you save a special bird.

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A story about an unexpected friendship that grew between two families - one Kiwi, the other Sherpa. Beginning in 1988 with a trek in Nepal, immediately to the south of Mount Everest, a fascinating three-decade journey unfolded, as a keen traveller and photographer was enchanted by a place called Khumbu.

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The Ford Falcon is as much a part of Kiwi Culture as fish and chips on the beach, or rugby, or wearing jandals in summer! The Falcon has played an integral role in New Zealand motorsport, beginning in the 1960s and continuing to this day.

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Kiwi Farmers' Guide to Life does just that, telling stories of New Zealand farmers, agribusiness entrepreneurs and even a couple of scientists. Each one knows about sweat, quick thinking and the importance of a sense of humour in the world of agriculture.

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Ever wondered what Kiwis get up to in their garages Kiwi Garages celebrates the can-do culture, lifting the doors of over 30 self-styled Kiwi garages from tinkerers and collectors to top-of-the-range techno dreamers

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Jo Caird and Paula George take us on a journey inside the world of New Zealand's working dogs: celebrating the incredibly diverse roles they play in our society and the difference they make in so many peoples lives.

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There was a time when every New Zealander either owned a Ford Cortina or had a parent, sister, brother, grandparent or friend who did. While we can't claim these hugely popular cars as our own, the Cortina's place in New Zealand motoring history makes it something of a Kiwi cultural icon.

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With her cousins visiting from overseas, Lily shares her magical bridge...and this time they venture further than Australia. Where do you think they will visit and what do you think they will see

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Get your motor running, head out on the highway and join author George Lockyer as he once again travels the length and breadth of our beautiful islands. This time he tracks down and interviews 27 Harley-Davidson enthusiasts from all walks of life.

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Hare lived in a quiet corner. But there was still noise......This is the story of Hare, who struggles to find quiet even in peaceful places. Hare goes on a journey to try and find a solution. This gentle, heartwarming story is for anybody who suffers from noises, anxiety or loud feelings.

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From congee to kedgeree to rosti, Little Tables brings together 72 breakfast recipes from 32 countries on six continents.

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Through practical advice, helpful activities and first-hand accounts of recovery, this book will help you find the path to recovery and remind you that you are not alone.