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When the teacher asks about Waitangi Day, everyone else knows what they'll be doing, but William doesn't even know what Waitangi Day means. Then, with the help of his friends he begins to understand what it's all about and has a great Waitangi Day hangi too!
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"Mum goes out to work and Dad works from home. He's there in the day to do things but he's pretty clumsy and forgetful and his cooking is dreadful. Sometimes the kids laugh, saying that he must be the most hopeless Dad in the world. But of course they know he isn't really. When i ...
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Two young girls look for an answer as to why cats have tails, and Grandpa comes out with some unusual ideas, but they reject all his silly answers.Then one of them comes up with an idea that even Grandpa couldn't think of.
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When the teacher asks about Waitangi Day, everyone else knows what they'll be doing, but William doesn't even know what Waitangi Day means. Then, with the help of his friends he begins to understand what it's all about and has a great Waitangi Day hangi too!
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When the teacher asks about Waitangi Day, everyone else knows what they'll be doing, but William doesn't even know what Waitangi Day means. Then, with the help of his friends he begins to understand what it's all about and has a great Waitangi Day hangi too!
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Mum goes out to work and Dad works from home. He's there in the day to do things but he's pretty clumsy and forgetful and his cooking is dreadful. Sometimes the kids laugh, saying that he must be the most hopeless Dad in the world. But of course they know he isn't really. He can ...
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Why do cats have tails? is an exciting book to share with three- to six-year-olds. It opens up the opportunity to be incredibly silly and have a laugh with the children-especially grandparents with their grandchildren.
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Why do cats have tails? is an exciting book to share with three- to six-year-olds. It opens up the opportunity to be incredibly silly and have a laugh with the children-especially grandparents with their grandchildren.
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David Ling is an Auckland-based publisher of both adult and children's books. He created the Duck Creek Press imprint in 2010 and is also the author of But What Did We Get For Grandpa? illustrated by Dick Frizzell (1983). Stephanie Thatcher lives in Huia, West Auckland, with her ...
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Originally published: Auckland, New Zealand: Duck Creek Press, 2015.
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