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Taea Nga Whetu

Taea Nga Whetu
 

Two boys go for a walk together and the boy with sight describes colours to the blind boy. Includes glossary of MaIori language terms. Suggested level: junior.

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ISBN 9781775430148
Published 1 July 2012 by Scholastic
Format Paperback, Maori language ed.
Author(s) By Mcmillan, Dawn
Illustrated by White, Keinyo
Retold by Roberts, Ngaere

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ISBN-13 9781775430148
ISBN-10 1775430146
Stock Available
Status Available at publisher; usually ships 5-14 working days
Publisher Scholastic
Imprint Scholastic New Zealand
Publication Date 1 July 2012
Publication Country New Zealand New Zealand
Format Paperback, Maori language ed.
Edition Maori language ed.
Language Maori
Translated from English
Author(s) By Mcmillan, Dawn
Illustrated by White, Keinyo
Retold by Roberts, Ngaere
Category Te Reo / Maori
Picture Storybooks
Disability & Illness
Interest Age 2-6 years
Reading Age 2-6 years
NBS Text Picture Books
ONIX Text Children/juvenile
Number of Pages 32
Dimensions Width: 240mm
Height: 250mm
Weight Not specified - defaults to 600g
Dewey Code 823.2
Catalogue Code 256751

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In this beautiful, evocative text, Isaac does his best to explain colour to his blind friend Luke using sensation and touch.

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Author's Bio

Dawn McMillan lives in a small coastal village on the western side of the Coromandel Peninsula. Colour the Stars emerged from a time I spent beside a tumbling bush stream, where it seemed that Isaac and Luke were with me. It gives me great pleasure to donate my royalties from the New Zealand sales of Colour the Stars to the New Zealand Foundation for the Blind, to assist with the Puppy Training Programme. Illustrator Keinyo White is an honours graduate of the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design. He has been working as a professional painter and illustrator for more than 15 years. He now spends his time between Christchurch, NZ, and his hometown of Washington DC, USA. About the reteller: A native speaker of Maori, Ngaere Roberts is a former Maori Immersion teacher and one of the principal writers for the draft curriculum for te reo Maori in mainstream schools.

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