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List of titles published in the past 3 months (Apr 2020 - Jul 2020).
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* New bilingual edition, English and Te Reo Maori * Paperback printing at cheaper price point * Original was one of Listener's 50 Best Books for Kids 2016
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Let It Go encourages children to explore what emotions feel like in their body and find a unique way to release them. Join Aroha and her friends as they navigate their way through four emotions: sadness, anger, shame and fear. The Latin derivative for the word emotion, 'emotere,'... literally means energy in motion.
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This beautiful, brightly illustrated board book introduces babies to the sea creatures of Aotearoa in English and in Maori. Let's go exploring the sea in English and Maori. From the beaches and rocky coastline to under the waves around Aotearoa New Zealand, vibrant pictures intro...duce Kiwi babies to the beautiful variety of creatures that populate our ocean. Simple and eye-catching, with essential words in English and Maori, this board book is sure to captivate our littlest learners. Collect all the books in this bestselling bilingual English-Maori series for Kiwi Babies by Fraser and Matthew Williamson!
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By Taylor, Helen
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Will the egg EVER hatch? This is a story for all children eagerly awaiting a new sibling. 'When Baby wakes up, will she hop and jump?' 'Not yet, Kiwi Iti, these things take time.' Helen Taylor's gentle text and exquisitely detailed illustrations show that growing a family takes p...atience and love, but is oh-so-worth the wait. Also available in a te reo Maori edition, Pipi Kiwi.
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By Taylor, Helen
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Ahea RAWA pao ai te hua?This Maori-language story is for all children eagerly awaiting a new sibling. 'Kia oho a Pipi, ka pekepeke ia?' 'E kao, Kiwi Iti, taria te wa.' He korero ataahua mo te tatari kia puta, kia tupu te pepi hou. Ma nga tama me nga kotiro nohinohi e tatari ana k...ia tae mai to muri iho. Also available in English, titled Kiwi Baby.
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This is the Taranaki language edition of the popular book that is bursting with vivid, entertaining illustrations by Stephen Cartwright that will attract even beginner adult learners.
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This beautiful, brightly illustrated board book introduces babies to the vehicles of Aotearoa in English and in Maori. Let's go find and name some vehicles in English and Maori. From building sites to airports, on the roads and out to sea, Aotearoa has so many vehicles to spot! T...his simple and eye-catching board book teaches Kiwi babies the names of things that zoom along in English and Maori, and will catch the attention of our machine-mad littlest learners. Collect all the books in this bestselling bilingual English-Maori series for Kiwi Babies!
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Presents a nuanced insight into the way violence and colonial attitudes shaped the representation of Maori women and girls. Michelle Erai sheds light on how race, gender, and sexuality have been ascribed to particular bodies.
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Wahine Toa: Lisa Carrington tells the story of a girl from a small New Zealand town, who became the first Maori in history to win an Olympic gold medal. You'll learn how to use challenges in your own life as motivation. And you'll discover that no matter where you come from, it's... okay to dream big!
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This book is an ethnohistorical reconstruction of the establishment in New Zealand of a rare case of Maori home-rule over their traditional domain, backed by a special statute and investigated by a Crown commission the majority of whom were Tuhoe leaders.
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