Books by Dave Gunson
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Do fish have ears? How many teeth does a shark have? Are jellyfish made of some kind of jelly? No matter how crazy or quirky your question from the WHICH? to the WHAT? to the WHY? of everything this book has all the answers.
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Do birds have teeth? How high can a flea jump? Why don't worms have legs? No matter how crazy or quirky your question from the WHICH? to the WHAT? to the WHY? of everything this book has all the answers.
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Rhyming text introduces readers to some of New Zealand's fascinating wildlife of garden and forest. Includes the English and Maori names and fascinating facts about the insects and other creatures.
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A handy guide to the identification of New Zealand native trees. Condensed from Andrew Crowe's popular Which Native? series, this little book has been designed to fit into a pocket, day pack or bag. Full of essential information for quick accurate identification of native trees, ...this new mini guide is appealing and easy to use.
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"The hilarious diary of a young frog desperate to win the role of human princess in her school production of The Frog Prince. She's sure she's pretty enough (she has more warts than any other girls in class) -- but will she ever overcome her terrifying case of stage fright?"--Pub...lisher information. Suggested level: primary.
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Introduces a variety of creatures and plants that are commonly found in gardens around New Zealand. Includes facts about their physical characteristics, habitat, and life cycles. Suggested level: junior, primary, intermediate.
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All About New Zealand Plants introduces the best-known trees, climbers, shrubs, flowers and other plants to young children. Alongside illustrations of plants, fruits, flowers and other details, artist/writer Dave Gunson's lively text gives the botanical facts and fascinating nugg...ets.
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A humorous New Zealand retelling of Jack and the beanstalk, in which Mum resolves the problem at the end with her trusty chainsaw.
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In this humourous Kiwi version of The Ugly Duckling, the young kiwi that hatches doesn't understand why he looks different, and why, when he want to gallivant around at night, all the pukekos want to sleep!
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A young bat's diary of life in his colony, his problems at school, and with making friends. But this little bat is curious about things, like whether you really do get frizzled when the sun comes up. Will he dare to venture out into the sunlight? First person recount. Suggested l...evel: primary.
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