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An adventure story about greed, rebellion, and finding allies in the most unlikely places. Chapter book for children.
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An anthology of fantasy and science fiction stories. This is a collection of tales about space aliens, talking animals, monsters, magical and outrageous beings and impossible events. Contributors include: Margaret Mahy, Ken Catran, David Hill and Jane Buxton.
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When 12 year old Jasper Ludlow's parents flee the city, he gets left behind and finds refuge on The Travelling Restaurant, a sailing ship captained by old Dr Rocket and crewed by feisty Polly. Jasper faces challenges, adventures, storms and hungry pirates. Should he go in search ...
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A collection of animal stories for children. The stories have a strong New Zealand flavour, complemented by Phillip Webbs charmng illustrations. Contributors included: Margaret Mahy, Jack Lasenby and David Hill.
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Stories for New Zealand children about making friends at school, in the neighbourhood, in camp grounds, overseas, and even at the far ends of the galaxy"--Back cover. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.
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Another lovely anthology of thirty stories for children with a theme of sport. The stories range from funny to serious, exciting and back to funny.
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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 collection of short stories each reflecting an aspect of what it means to be a teenager in New Zeaalnd. "The settings are New Zealand homes and flats, local schools and road, beaches, river, cities." Includes stories by Fleur Beale, Jane Westaway, David Hill, William Davis and ...
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Following on from the success of "Claws and Jaws" comes this collection of stories about the chaos and adventure that seem to go hand in hand with children and their exploits. Writers include old favourites such as Jane Buxton, Pat Quinn and David Hill; and interesting newcomers ...
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An historical novel set in the 1860's. After their fathers death, Adele and Godwin Overend are sent from their comfortable Yorkshire lives to the uttermost ends of the earth - gold rush Dunedin. Their adventures on arrival lead them into a series of mishaps and self-reinventions.
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