Books in the Children of the Pacific series
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Toakase's mother helps her make a special tapa cloth for her brother who is moving to Auckland.
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Livisia, who lives in the village of Alofi South on the island of Niue, describes how her village hosts Show Day, a day of celebrations for the whole island. Includes some Niuean words and a glossary.
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A collection of traditional and modern games played by children of the Pacific Nations.
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Maimai describe how he and his family prepare and use the bark fibres of the fau tree in Samoa to make string, costumes, toys, and animal bedding.
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Faranisi describes how he performs the traditional Ailao or Siva Afi fire knife dance and how he trains to compete in the International Siva Afi Competition. Includes some Samoan words and a glossary.
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Arfa, who lives in Niue, describes how he and his father hunt for huge coconut crabs called uga.
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Hope, who lives in the village of Moamoa, near Apia, describes how she helps her mother sell fruit in the the market. Includes some Samoan words, a glossary and a recipe for fa'ausi esi.
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Dharma, a young girl from Lautoka, describes how she and her friends and family celebrate Diwali, the festival of light.
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Daniella lives on a Dairy Farm and this year she grooms her calf to be judged at the Calf and Lamb Day.
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Florence lives on a small island called Nguna and she describes the many uses of the pandanus tree in daily life in Vanuatu. Includes some words in Bislama.
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