Books by Melinda Szymanik
Where?
Books » Author » Melinda Szymanik
| Stock Availability: |
Sort by: |
View: |
On-hand, Local, International
|
|
|
|
|
A story full of humour and heart about having the blues, in the form of a big heavy elephant. One day an elephant came and sat on my chest. I found it hard to get up or move around, to breathe or talk. I'm Blue, the elephant said. Can you please move, Blue? I asked. I don't want ...to move. This is a good spot for me to sit. You're crushing me, I said. Yet I find you very comfortable, said Blue. Mum read every book about elephants she could get her hands on, while Dad phoned an elephant specialist someone recommended. They all tried pushing, and pulling, and persuading. But would anyone - or anything - be able to shift Blue? Warm, empathetic, hopeful and often funny, with the ability to be read on different levels, My Elephant is Blue is the perfect story to help children explore and understand the experience of living under the weight of a big sadness.
Read more
|
|
|
Moon is sad. She feels dull next to her bright happy sister, Sun. She hides away at night until Sun tells Moon how special she is and how she would love to share the sky with her. This beautifully illustrated children's book explains how our differences are our strengths and how ...together we can make the world a better place!
Read more
|
|
|
Te Reo edition - KO PEKAKIWI ISBN 9781775437390
|
|
|
"Told in the style of a Maori myth, this is the story of a young Kauri sapling as it grows and changes and watches the world around it evolve. From other plants, to birds, to Maori, to settlers, to industrialisation and beyond, and then when the Kauri is very old the birds will l...ift it up and carry it away"--Publisher information. A sophisticated picture book.
Read more
|
|
|
Step aboard the time machine and discover new and selected stories by the award-winning author of The Were-Nana, The Song of Kauri and A Winter's Day in 1939.
|
|
|
Fuzzy started as a scribble, just a scrawly little doodle, a smudgey sort of something at the bottom of the page. He nibbled, chomped and gobbled scrumptious words and tasty colours. They made Fuzzy grow ... and grow ... and GROW! Hello!
|
|
|
"There is something different about the Gingerbread Woman. The snowman feels it too. When you make things with love something special is bound to happen"--Back cover. Suggested level: junior.
|
|
|
"The world is a busy place ... even while you are sleeping"--Back cover.
|
|
|
'Kauri danced with the wind. And the years passed.' Cloaked in mist, warmed by the sun and stirred by a whirling wind, Kauri grows tall and wise through passing years and changing times. This is his song.
|
|
|
Michael has to stay with his Granny by the sea while his parents are away on an adventure but when the house floats away the real adventures begin.
|
