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Played amidst Maori lore and artefacts on fabled mt Pirongia, four young boys face up to gruesome evidence of foul play and must solve its riddle to survive.
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A CHAPTER BOOK for Intermediate Readers Linda Kandelin Chambers tells a magical tale of friendship, bravery and loyalty in this memorable chapter book for young children. Set in the tropical paradise of Reunion Island, the reader is introduced to the noble sea creature named Pons... and his friends, the children Anabella and her brother Marc. Anabella and Marco live peacefully with their parents and grandparents near the crystal blue waters of the Indian Ocean, until one day when the serenity of their lives is unexpectedly interrupted. It is then that they find themselves in a truly dangerous and frightening situation where love and courage are put to the test as Pons and the children's grandfather attempts a daring rescue. Pons and the Miracle of Reunion Island is a vivid and exciting adventure story for boys and girls. Beautiful color illustrations by Barbara Dessi compliment each chapter. Read more
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Te Oraiti is a Maori girl who loves to be healthy. She loves to help her nanny in their gardens, where they grow vegetables, flowers and fruit. This is the first of many books about how Te Oraiti loves to be healthy. When she is healthy, she is happy.
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Te Oraiti visits her Nanny nanny, who's in hospital. They play cards, and Te Oraiti gives Nanny nanny a foot massage. They talk about medicine from the ancient Maori and they laugh a lot. Nanny nanny explains why they nearly lost their traditional ways of healing.
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Retirement - is it a wasteland or a wonderland? Ruth, Trudy and some other baby-boomers they meet along the way, are about to find out. Drawn together by a love of music, they form a ukulele band which takes them on a journey far beyond their original intention of giving free con...certs in nursing homes. They face challenges common to their age group but this feel-good fiction is designed to put a smile on the reader's face. Set in Auckland, New Zealand, its message is universal; that there is life after hanging up one's work boots. Read more
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