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An award-winning title now translated into two new bilingual editions combining English and te reo Maori, and English and Samoan.

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An award-winning title now translated into two new bilingual editions combining English and te reo Maori, and English and Samoan.

(Paperback, Bilingual edition)

An award-winning title now presented into another bilingual edition in our bilingual series in community languages. Translated by the Niuean Language Group

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The Prime Minister visits Nana asking for help with some strange events in a forest where people are suddenly and mysteriously disappearing.

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A Pipi and Pou adventure: One of the local boys has arrived home telling of a frightening woman who attacked him in the local forest, throwing balls of fire.Nan thinks she knows who it might be and her moko can see it frightens her. Understandably they are not eager to go with her when she says she must go to the forest to find this woman

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A stranger on the beach has some words of wisdom when the whanau have a picnic. It seems the calm area in the surf is not a rip ...

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Huge tides are swamping the coast and overrunning the homes of a coastal Marae. Nan believes it isnt what it seems, and the trio of heroes set off in Betsy to find out more. It takes all three to reach the source of the problem and some strong negotiation skills to resolve the situation.

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A selected history of the protests in New Zealand that shape modern day Aotearoa, starting with the early 1800s, through to anti-nuclear and land rights. Mandy Hager looks at the background, the structure of the protest and how it affected attitudes. Includes a brief look at the Pacific Islands claims for independence.

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Raffery is raised by monks. Misfortune strikes and he is outcast. He uses his cunning and charm to develop a trade for himself - as a ratcatcher - and rat liberator.

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The world of summer and words to describe it: from sun to ice-cream, BBQ's, beaches and sunsets. Classic NZ summer images told with te Reo Maori and English words and phrases to promote key vocabulary. Sensorial images and words describing the 5 senses.

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A young boy wakes to a cold midnight adventure with his dad. They walk up a hill to see the Aurora Australis and this distant man becomes an excited and loving father as he explains this phenomenon.

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Uncle Jeremy has been helping out the family for a while now, dropping off meat he's shot. The offer to go hunting sounds great to 15 year old Wolf. A quick pig hunt, what could go wrong

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What do you see, hear, feel, smell and taste in winter All the chilly words that describe winter in Aotearoa New Zealand. A wonderful way to encourage building the vocabulary of young readers, both in Maori and English languages. Follows on from the success of 'Raumati: My Words of Summer'.

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(Paperback, 2nd Combined volume)

Te Whare and Ko Kiwi Ma early language learning books reprinted together in one volume

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The Bone Bearer is Book 3 in the Telesa series by Lani Wendt-Young

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The first book in the bestselling Telesa series by Lani Wendt Young - a new 2018 edition produced in NZ.

(Paperback, 2nd Bilingual edition)

Bilingual edition of The Eleventh Sheep

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The well known picture book The Eleventh Sheep by Kyle Mewburn told in a bilingual edition of English and Hindi

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The Eleventh Sheep by Kyle Mewburn, retold in English and te Reo Maori

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The Eleventh Sheep by Kyle Mewburn retold in a bilingual edition of English and Tongan

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A spirited story about the times when what we think we don't want, turns out to be more than we could hope for.