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Hairy Maclary and Friends: 123 in Maori and English
By (Author) Lynley Dodd
Penguin Group (NZ)
Puffin
2nd July 2019
New Zealand
Children
Fiction
Picture storybooks
Early years / early learning concepts
Board book
24
Width 159mm, Height 158mm, Spine 15mm
254g
Learn to count in Maori and English, with help from the mischievous Hairy Maclary and his rollicking gang of friends! A boisterous bilingual board book that introduces littlies to counting with the help of Hairy Maclary and his friends! A gorgeous board book with pictures of Hairy Maclary, Scarface Claw and other favourite characters created by Lynley Dodd to help children learn to count from 1-10 in Maori and English. This special little volume is perfect for the young number learner and helps to incorporate te reo Maori into everyday life. Contains a full 1-10 counting chart. www.hairymaclary.com
Lynley Dodd is one of New Zealand's best known and best loved authors of children's books. In a career spanning four decades she has produced more than thirty original picture books (creating both the story and the illustrations) published around the world in multiple languages. In a recent review for The Sapling, New Zealand librarian and reviewer of children's books Simie Simpson wrote, "Fostering a love of language since 1983, Hairy Maclary is almost compulsory reading for babies and toddlers. Reading the lovely Zachary Quack Minimonster and Wake Up, Bear, I was reminded at how delightful and clever Lynley Dodd's books are. They are full of joy and rhythm, relatable and perfectly pitched for their intended audience."