Kuwi's Fluey Huwi (Board Book)

(Hardback)

Publishing Details

Classifications

Physical Properties

Description

Kuwis chick Huwi has a slight sniffle. Kuwi embarks on a mission to track down a cure for her cheeky sick chick.

Kuwi tests... Glittering goo made from glow worm poo, but Huwis sniffles stubbornly stay. A raw claw concoction made by a tatty tuatara, but Huwis chill still stays. Flutter therapy offered by a friendly fantail whnau, but Huwis sniffles peskily persist!

The delightfully unique and unmistakably Kiwi artwork will bring laughter to both grown-ups and kids, featuring a hilariously relatable plot that resonates with parents everywhere. Young readers will find joy in the unexpected twists, eagerly anticipating the next crazy cure Kuwi will come up with next, all while learning about our native flora and fauna.

Reviews

Kat Quin is the mega-talented author-illustrator of the bestselling Kuwi the Kiwi series. She is also the ambassador for Kiwis for Kiwi, raising awareness for kiwi conservation. Her latest book is Kuwis Fluey Huwi, another wonderful addition to the Kuwi the Kiwi series.

In this heart-warming tale, Kuwi's chick Huwi has a slight sniffle. So Kuwi embarks on a mission to track down a cure for her cheeky sick chick.

Kat has created a story that will be read many times by young children, and the illustrations are simply superb in Kats distinctive colourful style.Kuwis Fluey Huwiis sure to be a hit with all families throughout the country with this charming story and gorgeous illustrations.

Author Bio

Kat Quin is the creative force behind Illustrated Publishing, launching her debut book Kuwis First Egg 11 years ago. The beloved series has since sold over 450,000 copies. Kat partnered with Pnia Papa to co-create the award-winning Kuwi & Friends Mori Picture Dictionary. In 2025, Kuwis First Egg was honoured with the Storylines Gaelyn Gordon Award for a Much-Loved Book. Beyond storytelling, Kats proudest achievement is raising over $70,000 for kiwi conservation through book sales.

Her stories are filled with heart, humour, and a touch of cheekiness, often inspired (and critiqued) by her 6 kids. The Kuwi the Kiwi series draws from real-life parenting moments, from fussy eaters to wild, wonderful chaos.