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The simple theme of a haircut tells the humorous story of young Bella, who is a bit of a rebel, especially when it comes to haircuts. Over the years, her hair grows and grows, and Bella finds many practical and comic uses for it.

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Will thrill-seeking, speed king, Lucas, resist temptation, or will he drive his car down the stairs Find out in this bilingual picture book with its triggers for conversations about family relationships, ethnic differences, colours, temptation, rules and consequences.

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Bella, Jacob and Lucas are climate change savvy, so they're really excited to discover that their Nana has seen the light. And what's more, her new car is powered by sunbeams. Fully bilingual, English rhyming couplets with literal Maori translations.

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The Nana's Shed crew, Jacob, Max, Bella and Lucas, embark on another true-to-life construction project. "Nana's back porch is draughty and old, it's dangerous, slippery, rickety and cold." The rhyming couplets, Maori translation and vivid illustrations bring this story to life and captivate young readers with authentic construction-site detail.

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New Zealand has the world's best summers and the magic of being a kid is still alive in kiwi backyards. This summer, Bella/Ngapera, Jacob/ Hokpoa and Lucas help Nana/Kui grow, harvest and eat an amazing summer garden, while filling every day with heaps of fun, te reo Maori learning and bunches of awesome memories.

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Bella, Jacob and Lucas have fun in the kitchen, following recipes in English and Mori and develop skills for life. A useful trigger for conversations about baking and kitchen safety, ingredients, equipment and processes.

(Paperback, 2nd Bilingual edition)

The hugely popular "Nana's Shed" is now fully bilingual. While following Jacob and Max, as they proficiently perform the steps of flat pack shed construction, children identify with Kiwi ingenuity and teamwork, and discover te reo through counting in Maori and illustrations full of construction detail, and animals and objects to find 'Kei hea te..

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Using a simple bilingual English/Maori text, This Dog (Ko Tenei Kuri) speaks to children about the power of friendship in overcoming significant differences, like physical appearance, language, disability, or culture. In befriending Blackbird (Manu Pango), Ko Tenei Kuri provides protection from the ever-present threat of That Cat (Tera Ngeru).

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A water cycle story that follows the Raroa River on its journey from the hills to the sea, exploring the jobs it does on its way, the uses of water, the three states of water, and the types of water that exist on planet Earth.

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Manu Pango (Blackbird) is in a panic. His friend and protector, This Dog (Ko Tenei Kuri), is missing and his nemesis, Tera Ngeru (That Cat), is on the prowl. Fully bilingual, English/Maori, text speaks to children about loss, fear and happy outcomes.

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Who'd have thought a chocolate cake could transform a neighbourhood and enable a friendship between Alex and the school bully, Fish Who is the mysterious Miss Hartley Alex's sister Anwen and friend, Theo, set out to find out. This story tells of the power of generosity with no thought of reward.

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Nana wants a garden shed and two little friends, Jacob and Max, use their Kiwi ingenuity and imaginations to solve her problem.