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2019 Young NZ Writers' Youth Laureate Award Winner What if the universe is somebody's science experiment? Somebody with a strange sense of humour. And a deadline.
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Come along on a journey with Aroha, as she wards off nervousness, fear, worrying thoughts and apprehension, with simple, yet effective tools that everyone can use.
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Prepare for more wonderfully wild and wacky adventures in Andy and Terry's new 117-storey treehouse!
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Set in the pulse-pounding world of I Am Number Four, this fast-paced action-packed thriller follows the gifted students of The Human Garde Academy. When teenagers around the globe develop new superpowers - new Legacies, the Garde create an Academy where they can develop their gif ...
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A compelling, commercial YA novel about finding your true voice in a world of love, loss and lies.
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Like many children around the globe young Josh McCool dreams of one day becoming a pilot. His all-consuming fascination with flying leads to his own well-planned yet unsuccessful attempt to fly, and the realisation his home made contraptions were not the way to achieve his dream. ...
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In the latest collection of Phoebe and Her Unicorn comics, Phoebe and her magical companion encounter all kinds of fun and challenges.
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I have so many super-amazing and IMPORTANT things to write about! I'll tell you all about them: Our school had some musicians come and visit. They played different instruments and it sounded awesome! So now we want to make our own musical instruments and put on a show. But somebo ...
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Help your tamariki to korero Maori with this brilliant first words book by Stacey Morrison, gorgeously illustrated by Ali Teo and John O'Reilly. My First Words in Maori equips your whanau with the first words you need to speak te reo at home together. With lively pictures labelle ...
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Dad doesn't have any hair. At least not on his head. He said it got eaten by a Ty-eat-your-hair-us Rex. But his last explanation is the most ridiculous one of all! A silly, crazy, tearing your hair tale... that will leave you baldly laughing.
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