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Michael has to stay with his Granny by the sea while his parents are away on an adventure but when the house floats away the real adventures begin.
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The impossible becomes possible... In Maurice Shadbolt's only known children's story, published here for the first time and beautifully illustrated by Renee Haggo, Thomas saves his town from a wandering mountain and gives an insight into why people paint.
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Polly keeps waking up and getting out of bed and her mother keeps putting her back. Finally she lets Polly into bed with her. But is it really Polly?
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The Mackenzie Country is a book for not only those who already love the region, but also for those who have just glimpsed the area and are prepared to be seduced by it. This spectacular region is regarded by many as an iconic part of New Zealand and this beautifully illustrated b ...
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From one of our bestselling author/illustrator partnerships, a wonderfully whimsical story of a birthday party that doesn't go quite according to plan.
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This is the story of what one person can achieve with vision and an in exhaustible determination to succeed. Barry Brickell combined his full time craft as a potter and his passion for railways to build a short line for bringing clay and firewood down the hills to his Coromandel ...
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On the morning of 23 September 2009 Helen Meads was murdered by her husband Greg at the stables on their Matamata farm. It was the final chapter in years of control and abuse. Here, Helen's father David White describes the events of that day, and what led to it, and tells of the ...
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Warwick Thompson has long been fascinated by the life story of his great-grandparents, John Cameron Fraser and Elizabeth Mary MacKay. Re-tracing the path his great-grandparents had followed from Scotland 140 years earlier, here is the historical biography told in John Fraser's ow ...
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All dogs should be like this! Everybody tells her how dogs should be, but this girl knows better. This is a delightfully warm story about a little girl and her unruly, loveable best friend.
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In this sequel to his ground-breaking "Tohunga: Hohepa Kereopa", Moon again "travels deep into Tuhoe territory D and deep into its past D to uncover a wealth of material. This time he reveals his discussions with Hohepa Kereopa on traditional plants, cultivation, gardening, foods ...
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