Reading Age: 2 to 6 Years
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"An illustrated picture book of the song, 10 Greedy Goats, with CD audio recording, to tune of 10 Green Bottles"--Publisher information.
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"Kiwi-ised version of 'We Wish You a Merry Christmas' following little Kiwi as she and her native bird friends save Christmas Eve for Santa by pulling the sleigh for him - even though Kiwi can't fly"--Publisher information.
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Uncle Kokela is getting married on Saturday and everyone is practising singing and dancing. Because Tane is too small, no one will let him join in. But Tane has a surprise for them.
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The kiwi go marching one by one, hooray, hooray! They're hoping for some outdoor fun, to play, to play! So gather friends and sing along to this cheeky, chirpy kiwi song, and we'll all have fun when kiwi go one by one! Join acclaimed children's TV star Jay Laga'aia in a boisterou ...
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"[A] kiwi take on the traditional song Ten Green Bottles, with lyrics in English and Maori. This one features goofy geckos going on camp in the New Zealand bush (hiking, climbing, surfing, toasting marshmellows round the fire, etc)"--Back cover.
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Meg and her Grandpa are off camping and fishing at the lake. Grandpa keeps playing practical jokes on Meg, but then Meg gets her own back!
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A story about a naughty puppy named Flash. Suggested level: junior.
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(In Te Reo Maori) Each time its people move away the little hall sits empty. Will its walls ever again ring with laughter, music, stories and song?
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"Ptangitangi is looking for her friend. What will she do when she finds him? A surprising rhyming story about two playful little ducks"--Publisher information.
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"Little Danny and his dad live on Gran's farm, and Rasmas the kid goat has been a part of Danny's life for as long as he remembers. Like Danny, Rasmas has no mum. Goat and boy become inseparable. But eventually, there is a new 'mum' on the scene, a move resulting in a sad goodbye ...
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