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The annual World of WearableArt show has become a NZ institution, famous the world over. Veteran WOW designer, Fifi Colston, shares here the joys of creating wearable art from recycled materials in this fascinating ‘how-to’ book.
Jim, a soldier on the Western Front in World War 1, is wounded while charging through No Man's Land. He stumbles into a shell crater for shelter and finds a badly wounded German soldier. The two men try to help each other, but it's Nipper, the messenger dog, whose gallantry gives them a chance for survival.
A boy and a fast-talking terrier glove puppet form a hilarious double act in this warm and funny illustrated novel for readers eight years and older. Twelve-year-old Freddie Foxworthy just wants to do arts and crafts. He finds them a lot easier to deal with than his peers, and far more rewarding. His latest project is to create the perfect glove puppet from papier-mache. But when ashes from his metalhead neighbour’s deceased bull terrier get into the mix, he finds he has accidentally made a growling puppet with an unpredictable mouth! Freddie has an overload of mysteries to solve – who is to blame for the late Masher’s death? Was Masher responsible for the disappearance of a neighbourhood cat? And, most of all, is Masher actually for real? Surely Freddie couldn’t be causing all this chaos himself? Masher is acclaimed author, illustrator and arts-and-crafts guru Fifi Colston's warm and funny novel about animal companions, imaginary friends, perceived enemies, and finding your happy place. No dogs or papier-mache were harmed in the making of this book.
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Meet MARVELLOUS MARVIN, the newest member of the family, for fun on the farm. A debut childrens book inspired by true family and farm adventures, by best-selling author and celebrity chef Nadia Lim. Includes family photos, egg-citing farm and food facts and a collectable Nadia Lim fluffy pancakes recipe.
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Trapped in a jar on a young boy's windowsill, our wee bug is sad to be far from home. He manages to break out of the jar and sets off on the long journey to find his family.
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Kahu inherits his grandad¿s battered old guitar and wants to know why he can¿t have a nice new one ¿ until his nana tells him about the adventures the guitar¿s been on all over the world, travelling with bandits in Afghanistan, playing on beaches in Greece and entertaining monkeys in India. And how everywhere they went Kahu¿s grandad and his guitar made people dance and sing. That¿s when Kahu starts to play
Animals argue over who is going to eat a piece of bread. Suggested level: junior.