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What should you do when you fall off your bike and your bum breaks into pieces? Collect them up, take them home and glue them together, of course! But then what happens when the pieces get stuck to the tray on which you're making the repairs? Join the popular character from I Nee...d a New Bum! as he discovers the joy and fun that can be had when you have a tray stuck to your bum! You can slide like a boss, you can be an ace at paintball, you can be a superhero, you can ride a geyser - and imagine how good you can be at surfing ... Dawn McMillan's rollicking rhyme is accompanied by Ross Kinnaird's reliably hilarious images, pulling the story along to a conclusion that encourages children to embrace and celebrate their differences. The authors Dawn McMillan is the much-loved author of numerous children's books including the hit I Need a New Bum! , Doctor Grundy's Undies and Home Child, also released in 2019. She lives in Waiomu, north of Thames. Ross Kinnaird is an illustrator and graphic designer whose books have been published in many countries, many of them in collaboration with Dawn. He lives close to the water on Auckland's North Shore.
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* Bright, new and evocative artwork for this much-loved book * First published in 2001, this is the bestselling title in the Nanny Mihi series * A delightful story about family and nature that will captivate children
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* An essential grammar resource to accompany the learning of Maori * Tested through many decades of teaching and writing * User-friendly layout, with key language aspects highlighted
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* Bilingual book published to coincide with Maori Language Week * Warm account of students' love for aging teacher * Identifies the virtues of Maori ancestors for young readers to emulate
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A vivid, hardback picture books that tells the story of the lovely huia bird in catchy verse with stunning colour illustrations. Young readers can count down from the book's opening, when there are 12 huia birds in a pristine forest, to when the last one disappears - gone but not... forgotten.
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* First title in a new non-fiction series aimed at readers aged 12+ * A fascinating collection of writings portraying life for pioneer women * Liberally illustrated, with interesting ephemera and fact boxes
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* Second title in a new non-fiction series aimed at readers aged 12+ * Easy-to-understand text explaining New Zealand's volcanic and earthquake situation * Highly illustrated with explanatory diagrams and photographs
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* Stunning art and charming text presenting major gods including Maui, Tangaroa, Mahuika and Uenuku * Aimed at children but accesses general and gift markets * Robyn Kahukiwa is the best-known Maori female artist of her generation
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* First collaboration by two of NZ's top children's book creators * Irresistible rhymes and flamboyant drawings will captivate * Bilingual English and Maori, in classy hardback
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The fully updated edition of this standard reference work explains the meaning and origins of Revisions include modern usage and city names, names of coasts and regions, maps showing main locations of over 2300 of the most common Maori place names, and reproduces the beautiful dr...awings from the original 1950 edition.
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