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In this sequel to 30 New Zealand Stories for Children , Barbara Else has selected a fresh range of New Zealand stories. Some of New Zealand's top writers have contributed: David Hill, Fleur Beale, Roger Hall, Pat Quinn, Jack Lasenby, Kate de Goldi, Diana Noonan and Patricia Grac ...
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A something-special gift book with all the wonderful elements you need for that perfect present. First, a heart-warming story - with lots of fun wordplay - about a grumpy farmer whose animals keep him awake at night singing and dancing by the light of the moon. Eventually he is ...
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An illustrated selection of the poetry of Margaret Mahy, illustrated by David Elliot.
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Josh is a worrier - and for good reason. Grandma has arrived to run the household while Josh's dad is busy with their chicken farm, and his mother's in hospital about to give birth. Then there's Semolina, Josh's cantankerous but extraordinary pet hen. In return for prawn crackers ...
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Roscoe Wizzle used to be a normal ten-year-old - he went to school, did his homework, ate burgers, and hung out with his best friend. But that was before he started turning into a bug! This novel takes a humorous look at what can happen when you get too much of a good thing.
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Jess' father was lost at sea. Finally, she could no longer bear waiting so she set sail in her little boat to find him. Drawn to the sound of her father's favourite tune, she and her boat are snatched from the sea by the scavenging giant Pigtails the pirate.
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The first in a new series of story books, Aunt Effie is a resourceful Jill-of-all-trades. She is accompanied by a massive litter of dogs and holds forth from her giant sick bed - which also acts as a time travel machine - wearing green canvas in the form of anything from pyjama ...
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The second in the Aunt Effie series. Aunt Effie dressed in her green canvas invalid's pyjamas, hibernates all winter, leaving her 26 resourceful nieces and nephews to deal with snowstorm and flood, ravening monsters and a wild ark-ride over the Vast Untrodden Ureweras .
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This book may help you create faith in your own healing ability and inspire you to engage your will and live as fully and for as long as possible. The viewpoints expressed are created from my own experience of terminal cancer, from supporting other sufferers and from my experienc ...
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