Books by Courtney Sina Meredith
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"Butterflies are beautiful but they have some very odd habbits - welcome to their secret world"--Back cover.
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Follow Tupaia as he grows up in Ra'iatea, becoming a high-ranking 'arioi and master navigator. Join him as he meets up with Cook in Tahiti and sails as part of the crew on the Endeavour across the Pacific to Aotearoa. Witness the encounters between tangata whenua and the crew as ...
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Tail of the Taniwha is Meredith's first book of short stories and follows her much lauded 2012 collection of poems Brown Girls in Bright Red Lipstick (Beatnik Publishing) and multi-award-winning 2010 play Rushing Dolls (Playmarket, 2012).
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Brown Girls in Bright Red Lipstick is a collection of poetry by Courtney Sina Meredith. Meredith has established a local and international reputation as a performer, poet, musician and playwright. Her work is an on-going discussion of contemporary urban life with an underlying Pa ...
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Butterflies are beautiful but they have some very odd habits - welcome to their secret world.
| ISBN |
9781760636302 |
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EPUB |
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Read in Browser or Adobe Ebook Compatible Device |
| Language |
en |
| Published |
23 May 2018 by Allen & Unwin |
| Interest Age |
3-7 years |
| Series |
10 Minute |
| Ebook Terms |
Titles are sold with a 2 year time limit or 52 loans. view? |
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52
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Urbanesia is a collection of four outstanding scripts by contemporary Pasifika playwrights, each examining the tension between Western and Pacific Island culture and values and how that tension is being played out in Aotearoa.
A Frigate Bird Sings by Oscar Kightley, David Fane ...
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Did you know that butterflies taste with their feet, do a dark red poo when they come out of their chrysalises and that some drink the tears of crocodiles? How does the world look to them, do they ever sleep and how are some of them able to fly so high? This book will open your e ...
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