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"This light-hearted rhyming story follows the experience of a little girls day at the beach with her two mums, as she unexpectedly encounters a range of sea life with a fun twist at the end! We all know that breath-catching feeling of something brushing past our shins as we wade ...
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Flit is bored. And hungry. A tasty mozzie lures him out of his nest. I CAN fly, he calls, before he hits the ground with a THUD. How will he get back to his nest? Join Flit and his friends as they exercise some teamwork. Can they figure out a way to help Flit back to his nest saf ...
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This story is the te reo Maori translation of The Bomb. In this story about being true to oneself, a boy searches for the secret to doing the perfect bomb into the water.
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FINALIST - Maori Language Awards 2012. This children's picture book is in te reo Maori. It includes a song CD. No prior knowledge of te reo Maori is required by the children or adults using the book.
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This completely revised edition of the previously titled "Revised Dictionary of Modern Maori" contains over 15,000 entries. One of the few bilingual Maori dictionaries available it also includes all the words most commonly used by fluent Maori speakers. Other features include an ...
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Kia Ora is a book which asks and answers questions about feelings in te reo Maori. The boy in the story goes around his family members asking Kei te pehea koe? and receives a variety of responses. At the end, his friend arrives and everyone is kei te pai .
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Two of this country's pre-eminent kaumatua look into key aspects of Maori language and culture.
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A song about celebrating Matariki. A family wakes early to watch the Pleiades rise in the North East, and then during the day, whanau arrive with food to share.
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The ancient oral tradition preserved by tangata whenua of Tauranga Moana about their ancestral mountain Mauao, is retold in this picture book in both Te Reo Maori and English. This book is suited especially for children, but it is also perfect for a bedtime story, when an adult a ...
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I ki atu te tamaiti, "E whae, he raiona kei roto i nga otaota."
Ka ki mai te whaea, "Horihori, e Tama."
E mea ana koe he raiona kei roto i nga otaota?
Ka takutakutia e Margaret Mahi tetahi paki whakamiharo, mo te pono, mo te pohewa. He maha nga tohu honore i whakawhiwhi ...
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