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They say love will set you free, but do the orphans of war even really experience that freedom? Ambitious and dedicated, Jackie Coles is the shinning success story of of oncce abandoned child. But as her 40th year approaches the realisation that something is missing in her life, ...is overwhelming. How can someone who has everything, lead such an empty life?
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White linen. Long lunches. Flowing wine. Ingredients, and cuisines that had never been seen before. Grit, talent, and passion. Auckland Eats Vol 2 takes you on a trip back in time. From the 80s Auckland's food scene entered a period of unprecedented growth. We shine a spotlight o...n the decades that blazed a trail for the way we dine out today.
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By Staples, Kaz
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This is Kaz's story from humble beginnings. Strapped for cash with two babies at home in 1997, she decided to make Christmas cakes out of her home kitchen to sell at the local markets. Twenty-two years later, knowing it was time to let go of her baby she sold the highly successfu...l and sought-after cereal and snack brand, Puredelish. This is not a 'how to' book, but an honest account of her journey. It is Kaz's story from the heart of how she navigated through the madness of growing a seed of an idea on her own with no money into a well-recognised and trusted, brand. The Cereal Entrepreneur is a book about courage, grit, determination and never giving up on your dream, even when others say it's not possible. This is about a woman and her dreams for her family, her love for her people and the deep love for her brand. It's about defying the odds, following your passion and always trusting your gut. And when the going gets tough, roll your sleeves up and get on with the show.
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A new book and cd from Craig Smith. The story of Kaha - possibly the cheekiest kea in New Zealand, who gets away with everything.... or does he?!
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Set in Napier, an ancient myth is not as it seems. A young woman becomes involved in a mysterious sea-dwelling community and discovers she is destined to play a vital role in saving the world from catastrophic sea level rise. A young scientist researching dolphins becomes mixed u...p in a conspiracy that defies all scientific principles. As myth and reality entwine, Rebecca and Martin must each decide what to believe and who to trust.
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Em Rogers life changes forever when she gets her first after-school detention. If she'd known Dad would die in an accident on the way to pick her up, and Mum would have a nervous breakdown, she never would have talked in class that day. Was it all her fault? After losing friends,... confidence, and hope, Em moves to Nan's and finds a future with the help of new friends, a mermaid, and a magic rock.
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Join us on a lush trip down a lazy river and check out the accompanying song and video by New Zealand Music Award winning songwriter, Simon Stanley. Floating Down the River is the second single from Simon building on the acclaim of his first sing Marley Sitting on a Pumpkin Seed ...(winner of the 2019 NZ Music Award for Best Children's Song). A dreamy trip down a lazy river; a family adventure through lush flora and fauna; and a hard day's splashing around. Winding up with two tired kids with full tummies and ready for bed.
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It's Christmas in the killing fields of Vietnam, and Corporal Scott Taylor calls his men together and hands out mail from a school back home, unaware the card he opens will change his life forever.
'I heard about the mail from school students that got sent to the soldiers serv...ing in Vietnam,' shares Carole. 'I realised there was a story I wanted to tell and Loving Summer was born!'
Loving Summer is Carole Brungar's fourth Vietnam-themed novel. She believes there are many more Vietnam stories yet to be told. 'I'm enjoying doing my small part to help keep the memories of our participation in this war alive. There are just as many stories to come out of Vietnam as there are from previous world wars, and very few New Zealanders are writing about them.'
As an ex-journalist Brungar spends many hours researching to make sure her novels are historically accurate. 'I spent some time researching the communes and communities in New Zealand in the 60s and 70s and found there were quite a large number. They all ran a little differently, but with similar ideologies. I also found that the lifestyle of those living in communities was transient, people moved from community to community whenever they wanted and many only had what they could fit in a bag or car. That seemed like the perfect lifestyle for my heroine.'
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When Kiwi nurse Ronnie McIlroy volunteers to spend twelve months nursing in a South Vietnamese hospital in 1967, she's ill-prepared for the poverty-stricken country, the people, or the impact it has. Wonderful tale of love, hope, and courage in the face of adversity.
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By Smith, Craig
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"Children's picture book about favourite foods"--Publisher information.
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