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Fantasy creature Tiseniko arrives on a ship in a Tongan port. He 'borrows' a bike and cycles along the foreshore. He sees men putting out stakes to catch fish; he meets some children who are watching Sione catch octopus on the reef. Tiseniko rescues the bucket of octopus that Sio...ne drops when a large wave overbalanced him. English text, but with greetings in the Tongan language. Full page colourful illustrations by a new artist, Chelsea Logan-Porter.
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Fantasy creature Tiseniko arrives on a ship in a Tongan port. He 'borrows' a bike and cycles along the foreshore. He sees men putting out stakes to catch fish; he meets some children who are watching Sione catch octopus on the reef. Tiseniko rescues the bucket of octopus that Sio...ne drops when a large wave overbalanced him. English text, but with greetings in the Tongan language. Full page colourful illustrations by a new artist, Chelsea Logan-Porter
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The fantasy creature Tiseniko advises children on safety issues - situations where many children are at risk: train crossings, road safety, learning to swim, taking care by BBQ fires etc. Delightful full page colour illustrations. Simple texts that will appeal to pre-schoolers an...d junior school pupils. Great as a take-home reader.
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A little glow worm in his cave realises that his light is not working. He's quite upset. He asks various creatures in the cave for help. They are a cave spider, a weta, a harvestman, but finally it is the kindly long tailed bat who flies off to find a light for the glow worm.
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Learn to count up to five in Samoan and English.
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Printed on 200 gsm card and cover of 300gsm for frequent handling. A text by school teachers, NZ & Tongan, featuring 7 colours with a simple sentence in both languages. Coloured pages throughout.
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A single sentence is on each page featuring photos of objects one to five. Each facing page is bilingual with English and Cook Island Maori.
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Grandma loves to make jam; and she always wears red clothes. She picks her own berries to make jam.
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Most pages have several sentences. Each of 7 photos taken in Samoa describe a part of life in that country and each facing page is bilingual with English and Samoan.
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Printed entirely on 300 gsm card for frequent handling. A text by school teachers, NZ & Tongan, with numbers one to 5. Coloured pages throughout.
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