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A definitive guide to the environments, flora and fauna of the unique and varied coasts of New Zealand and the Pacific Rim.

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It's 1832 on an isolated coast on the South Island of New Zealand. A lush and tranquil bay is facing a season of upheaval. White men are whaling, sealing, whoring and warring. Creatures are culled, woods are felled. But something more sinister is afoot.

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See Play Do offers fun ideas whether youve got five minutes to spare or a whole afternoon to fill: make glitter playdough, feed the birds, draw clothes on a dinosaur then celebrate your unique creation.

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Julie Biuso shares the kitchen bench with her daughter Ilaria, and together they have created a unique collection of enticing recipes, while also giving the classics a shake up.

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Auckland chef Simon Gault opened his first restaurant aged 22, piling up awards and accolades at Bell House, Gaults on Quay, Euro, Giraffe and more.

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Somewhere is an inspiring collection of stories about migration. Written from 20 women's perspectives, it brings a refreshing and uniting voice to this compelling and trending topic. The implications of migration, especially for women, are often unknown, unheard and unspoken. With a foreword by the Rt. Hon. Helen Clark.

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This book is for people who enjoy driving and exploring the stories of our back roads, but most of all it is for people who love New Zealand, whether they choose to do it from behind the wheel of their SUV or the comfort of their sofa.

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This book is for people who enjoy driving and exploring the stories of our back roads, but most of all it is for people who love New Zealand, whether they choose to do it from behind the wheel of their SUV or the comfort of their sofa.

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As the tide drifts out, magnificent creatures are left on the beach . . . stranded. As the whales settle helplessly on the sand, humans start to arrive. They carry buckets and spades, wetsuits and white sheets. Can the stranded upokohue be saved

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Pkeko, Kiwi, Hoiho and friends express their emotions with musical instruments and colour. Join them as they perform with actions and waiata.

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A funny, light-hearted story with a surprise twist at the end!

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The story of Susan Homes and how she can to be, arguably, New Zealand's most accomplished and acclaimed fabric artist.

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

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Rachel and Sam are at home alone with their dog Choky when the biggest volcano on New Zealands Volcanic Plateau erupts without warning. With the roads destroyed by the earthquakes that follow, and the lake deadly, there is no way to escape. Their chances of surviving are not looking good.

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Learn basic words and numbers in the Moriori and Mori languages in this gorgeous book about ten nosy weka.

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Felix discovers the magic of nature in Thank You when the moon beckons him from his bed. He dances off into the night making friends with a parade of creatures (and even the elements) who help him in their different ways to find his own way back home.

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In The After-hours Stylist, Kate Williams draws on years of experience to show you how she arranges, creates, paints, cooks and enjoys each season.

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Rattle your dags as fast as you can. You can't dunk me, I'm the Anzac Biscuit Man. Award-winning author Peter Millett and acclaimed cartoonist Shaun Yeo reimagine this classic tale with a uniquely local flavour!

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Crimson phutukawa fringing the coast, a rugged bush-clad mountain spine, peaceful estuaries and isolated beaches. Award-winning photographer Bob McCree perfectly captures the landscapes of the Coromandel Peninsula.

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The rugged south-western coast and awe-inspiring Southern Alps, Otago vineyards, rolling Southland farmland and the spectacular southern lakes are all captured in this inspiring book by award-winning photographer Bob McCree.

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The intriguing story of a 130m-tall Kiwi, carved into a hill in southern England by New Zealand troops waiting to go home at the end of the World War One.

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The Clarence: People and Places of Waiau Toa captures the breathtaking majesty of this rugged region and the epic stories it holds. Rural journalist Tim Fulton explores more than 200 kilometres of mountains, rivers and valleys bordering Canterbury and Marlborough.