Books by Deborah Hinde
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Hollybee Hope wants a Prickly Coat is a story of self acceptance, of learning to see being different as an advantage rather than a disadvantage. It is also a story of friendship - the type of friendship for which you'd sacrifice something special.
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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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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 New Zealand take on the traditional song 'Ten Green Bottles' where there are ten silly kiwi doing various activities, one dropping off each page until there's only one left. Suggested level: junior.
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Te Wairua o Waitangi is a full colour picture book with a singalong CD. It is part of the multi-award winning Te Reo Singalong series that makes it easy and fun for teachers, parents and children to use more te reo Maori. No prior knowledge of te reo is needed.
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Kiwi kids will love this homegrown version of The Three Little Pigs, where the wolf is substituted for a weasel and the houses are made from ferns, paua shells and hangi stones!
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A song about playing at the park. Includes guitar chords.
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Told in the first person with the charm of Sesame Street's There's a Monster at the End of this Book. The storyteller takes us on a tour of a charmingly offbeat house, trying to show us that the only thing strange about this house is that there is a Hoppleplop living there. Each ...
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'Hare is in a bit of a bother. he had a really good idea, but now he's lost it. Fantail, Tomtit and the rest of Hare's friends try to help, but nothing works, until hare has another idea."--Back cover.
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A colourful picture book depicting scenes from the South Pacific that is aimed at supporting preschool children with numeracy skills 1-10. The simple rhyming text develops numeracy skills as children learn the rhyme off-by-heart and link the text to the illustrations.
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