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The Score
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How Things Are
A selection of poems by Adrienne Jansen, Harry Ricketts, J C Sturm and Meg Campbell. They have all been associated with Whitireia Publishing. The selection covers early and recent work, some of which has been published previously. Brief notes about each of the poets are given.
Asli's Story
The story of twelve-year-old Asli, a refugee from Somalia, who travels to New Zealand with her family to start a new life.
Spirit Writing
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Flying High/Beating Diabetes
Two books in one. One is the story of a boy who learns that he has diabetes and how to live with it. The other, gives detailed facts about children living with diabetes.
Borany's Story
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All of Us
In All of Us, established New Zealand author Adrienne Jansen and exciting new writer Carina Gallegos use poems and short prose to weave together the vibrant, expansive, and sometimes heart-wrenching stories of immigrants and people from refugee background in New Zealand today. Drawing on their time spent with immigrant and refugee communities, their words delicately lift the veil that separates us, providing a moving exploration of the refugee and immigrant experience. All of Us is a timely reminder of the humanity that perseveres at the core of this global debate.
A Line of Sight
"A Line of Sight is a novel set in rural New Zealand. One afternoon Graham and Nick go out rabbit shooting. They spot some local cannabis growers on their land, and fire a warning shot to scare them off. One of the shots hit and a man is killed. A Line of Sight is a book about the lengths a person is willing to go to prove they're not guilty of a crime they well have committed. It's about male friendships, the emotional effects of war and a young blind boy name Swan, whose unexpected insight changes everything"--Publisher information.
