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Come, says Mama, Time to chat. Ill show you how to be a cat. The lessons continue as little Duck learns all the tricks of the trade to be a cat. From washing fur, to stalking prey, to climbing trees. Can little Duck do the same things the kittens do

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Everyone loved Old Hu-Hu. But nobody loved him quite as much as little Hu-Hu-Tu. This is a beautiful story of death and the celebration of life, with powerful, evocative illustrations by Rachel Driscoll.

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I dont have to be the best, I just need to be my best! And once I start, Ill keep on going and encourage all the rest. From adored childrens entertainer Suzy Cato and award-winning singer Kath Bee, comes a story of affirmation; a story to encourage children to use their imaginations and give things a go.

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That Grandpa is just a tease! Meg and Grandpa go camping, and Grandpas teasing and practical jokes always end with him saying, 'I cant imagine how that happened.' Until finally the tables are turned and Meg gets her own back!

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Using the same structure as the traditional tale Over in the Meadow, Down in the Forest features native New Zealand forest flora and fauna.

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The creation myth of Maori legend is simply told in Peter Gossages vibrant style. Bold design and brief text recount the struggle of the children of Rangi and Papa as they try to part their parents and bring light to the world. The reader is introduce to each of the children (Maori gods) and they role they play in the world.

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This laugh-out-loud, smelly Christmas favourite by childrens entertainer Deano Yipadee is back in business! With outrageous illustrations by Paul Beavis featuring a hilarious cast of well-known reindeer helpers, it is up to the smelliest one of them all to propel Santas sleigh and save the day.

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Cheeky Putangitangi is looking for her friend. What will she do when she finds him A fun rhyming story about two playful little ducks. A companion title to the much-loved Hoiho Paku.

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Children will love reading and singing along in both English and Maori to these favourite and familiar songs with a Kiwi twist. Five bestsellers now in one bumper hardback compendium! With FREE downloadable songs in English and Maori.

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Many women marched, but one led the way...It's 125 years since New Zealand became the first country in the world to give women the vote. This accessible story for children is written as historical fiction, telling of Kate Sheppard's life journey and her struggle to advance the cause of women's suffrage.

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Joseph St George is a young New Zealander, the son of diplomats in 1930s Berlin. But the Nazis are on the rise and the world is on a spinning path to destruction. Joes world is about to change, violently. Katipo Joe is a story of incredible heroism, unlikely friendships and unbearable tragedy, set against the backdrop of World War Two.

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The sequel to Katipo Joe: Blitzkrieg. The astonishing journey of teenager Joseph St George (Katipo Joe) continues. Recruited by MI5, this time Joe is on a mission to infiltrate an elite group of Hitler Youth.

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Wait! Don't pick up this book unless you can keep an eye on this kiwi. He's a real dumb-dumb. Don't let this kiwi get into any trouble. I'm warning you ... it's not that easy! And don't ask about the poo-hoo grubs. Poo-hoo grubs LOL!

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Keep fit kiwi like to jump, like to jump. Keep fit kiwi like to pump, like to pump. We bend and stretch and run and play. Keep fit kiwi do a workout every day! Join the gym class and have fun with three fit kiwi and their friends as they work out to a favourite song - Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes! Ka Pai!

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A charming introduction to New Zealand's night wildlife, starting with the kiwi. Each page describes the creature to be found on the next page, encouraging the reader to predict what the animal might be.

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Kia kaha! Kia kaha! Together standing strong. We join our hands in friendship, thats how we get along.