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Daniel's Matariki Feast
Starting something new is always difficult. How will Daniel fit in? Luckily for him Matariki is a time of sharing and new beginnings.
I Love Tomato Sauce
Who loves tomato sauce? This whole family does but they all like different sorts, from the upside down bottles and the little tubs at the local fish and chip shop to their own very secret recipes.
Goodnight Pumpkin
Polly keeps waking up and getting out of bed and her mother keeps putting her back. Finally she lets Polly into bed with her. But is it really Polly?
Life As a Novel Biography of Maurice Shadbolt Vol 2 1973-2004
Through his fiction, non-fiction and international journalism, Maurice Shadbolt played a leading role in projecting New Zealand to the world throughout the second half of the 20th century. In Volume Two Philip Temple tells of Shadbolt's epic coverage of the W.B. Sutch spy trial, his journalistic probes into the Arthur Allan Thomas case and the Erebus disaster, and his involvement in protests against the 1981 Springbok rugby tour. He tells of Shadbolt's demolition of the myths surrounding the Gallipoli campaign with his ground-breaking play Once on Chunuk Bair and subsequent documentary work. He tells of Shadbolt's growing stature as a novelist which produced such works as the unique The Lovelock Version and culminated in his New Zealand Wars trilogy, begun with the now New Zealand classic, Season of the Jew. Philip Temple also concludes the story of Shadbolt's fraught personal life as, by the end, he had been married four times and been involved in many affairs. It is a fascinating but ultimately tragic story about a man who had become New Zealand's most well-known and controversial author.
Why Do Cats Have Tails?
A cozy story about a grandfather bamboozling his two grand-daughters.
Aunty Edna of Duck Creek Pond
With typically beautiful artwork by Lisa Allen, this is a wonderfully witty story of wise Aunty Edna and two 'lovebirds' - swans Romeo and Juliet. The parents of Black Swan Romeo and White Swan Juliet forbid them to meet, but will Aunty Edna find a way to persuade them that true love can conquer all? Nigel Gray is an Irish-born Australian. He has had 100 books published, a majority of which are stories for children. He has been published in nearly 30 languages, and has won literary honours in half a dozen countries. Lisa Allen has illustrated a number of picture books including: Mangrove (Penguin 2007), Anzac Day Parade (Penguin 2010) and Auntie Ellie's Beach House (Duck Creek Press 2014).
Muddle & Mo
A witty celebration of diversity and tolerance starring two friends and conveyed in uncluttered, expressive illustrations and a charmingly succinct text.
A Dog Like That!
Although everyone tells her what a good dog should be like, a young girl knows her dog is perfect.
Emotions in Motion
"Emotions in Motion" is ideal for parents and educators who wish to encourage conversations about feelings and emotions.
Hauraki Broo
"Hauraki Broo, a young Bryde's Whale is searching for food but it's getting harder and harder to find. ... [A] tale that addresses the challenges faced by marine life in the Hauraki Gulf, ... reminding us of the importance of the conservation of our whole marine environment. Including two pages of information on the whales in the Hauraki Gulf"--Publisher's website.
