Books by Melanie Drewery
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* Bright, new and evocative artwork for this much-loved book * First published in 2001, this is the bestselling title in the Nanny Mihi series * A delightful story about family and nature that will captivate children
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* Charming story of the bond between a kuia (grandmother), her mokopuna (grandchildren) and nature * Welcome return of a much-loved children's character * Beautiful colour illustrations of people and nature
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A family celebrate the Maori New Year and talk about what Matariki means to different people.
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"There is a surprise at the end of this book but it's not for a puppy, or a snake, or even a monkey. Who could it be for? A delightful bath-time story with a difference"--Back cover. Suggested level: junior.
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Nanny Mihi returns in new adventure about discovering real treasure. A delightful story, beautifully illustrated by the author and illustrator team who produced Nanny Mihi and the Rainbow, Nanny Mihi's Garden and Nanny Mihi's Birthday..
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A story of family,where Jeremy learns a lesson:it's not the size of the fish that really matters, it's the reason for catching the fish that counts. A compelling illustratd story with a section about how to fish, types of fish and information on the whaling industry in New Zealan...d.
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A bath time story with a difference as a father has to trick his mucky daughter who is playing make-believe into having a bath. Lots of fun with a surprise twist.
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- Charming story of bond between a kuia (grandmother), her mokopuna (grandchildren) and nature
- Welcome return of a much-loved children's character in new illustration style
- Links to information sheet about bellbirds
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This is a story about a girl called Itiiti who feels small and clumsy and shy next to the rest of her family who are loud and tall and good at things. Itiiti doesn't think she is good at anything, but her mother tells her that she will find she as a gift of her own.
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Madeline loves her Appaloosa pony, Jiminy, but whenever she rides him he loses his cool and throws her off. It's getting to be a big problem, especially at pony club and Derby days. But is it Jiminy's nerves or Madeline's temper that is the real problem? And can Madeline regain h...er confidence as a rider, and teach her beloved pony not to panic? Melanie Drewery's love and knowledge of horses make this a fantastic read for anyone who has ever owned or wanted to own a pony.
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