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The story of the tragic sinking of the Wahine ferry in 1968 told in the words of 12 year old Debbie Atherton.
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A powerful story from our colonial past, in which the bitter clash of two conflicting sets of cultural values is explored from the point of view of a young boy who survived the infamous massacre of the Boyd.
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The second installment in the Chronicles of Stone series.
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The third installment in the Chronicles of Stone trilogy.
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Jack is having trouble with some boys at school, and one day he is ambushed. After a hit on the head, he comes to in the harsh tribal times of the Vikings. Jack must prove himself, and in doing do he finds an inner strength to take back to his own life.
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After the Great War, Dee realises she needs to find out the truth about how her father really died in the war.
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It's war-time and a challenging year lies ahead for Helen. Her brother Harry is fighting in Egypt and her sister treats her with unreasonable contempt. When Helen discovers all is not as she has been led to believe it's like, 'that song on the radio where a family is so mixed up ...
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An exciting historical teen novel focusing on 18 year old John Hallet, who sailed on the ill-fated Bounty, when Fletcher Christian led the crew in mutiny against Captain Bligh. Cast adrift in a small boat in wild and treacherous seas, Hallet tells the remarkable story of survival ...
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True story of Heni - the young Ngaiterangi woman who, along with the rest of her tribe, showed mercy to wounded British soldiers after the Battle of Gate Pa. The tribe became renowned throughout the British Commonwealth because of their deeds.
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Lizzie is twelve years old: sparky, determined and recently crippled by an illness. The year is 1833 and her father, James Kemp, is a missionary to Maori at Kerikeri in the Bay ofIslands. When Lizzies baby brother dies and her mother becomes ill, nothing Lizzie does seems able to ...
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