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12 Huia Birds
12 beautiful huia birds play and sing in the forest. But is that a canoe arriving? A rat sniffling? A ship on the horizon? One by one, the huia start to disappear - what will remain? 12 Huia Birds is a captivating and uplifting celebration of one of our loveliest birds by an exciting author-illustrator team. Through gentle rhyme and colourful imagery it subtly conveys an environmental message - and includes links to a 12 Huia Birds app, educational resources and games.
Yo Peko! Guess What?
Yo Peko! Guess What? is a funny picture book for ages 3-7. Farm friends turn Farmer Blue's message, into a wild game of telephone. This story teaches listening skills while celebrating creativity. Includes fun learning activities.
Tamatoa and the Great Tree
Tamatoa finds an egg at the bottom of a totara tree. He climbs up the very tall tree to put it back in its nest, but it's too big for the black robin and too plain for the tui. When it hatches in the nest at the top of the tree, Tamatoa realises it doesn't belong there either. What kind of bird is it? Suggested level: junior, primary.
Tamatoa and the River Journey
Tamatoa and his friend Moko journey by canoe along a mighty river, to deliver Tamatoa's carving to his Aunty Hana. However they meet with several adventures along the way. Suggested level: junior, primary.
Tamatoa and the Big Wind
Tamatoa finds a piece of greenstone. "Make something nice or put it back in the river," says Po, "Otherwise, the land will come and take it back." But Tamatoa takes it home and then goes out to play with his friends. When a big wind comes and disrupts the village, Tamatoa is convinced it's all his fault. Suggested level: junior, primary.
Tamatoa and the Volcano
Tamatoa and his friends venture inside a cave to hide from the smoke of volcano, which threatens their village. However once inside they discover that the smoke is not coming from the volcano but from Moko's campfire inside the cave, where he's cooking fish. Suggested level: junior, primary.
Thomas Pearson Stokoe, the Man, the Myths, the Flowers
"This is a celebration of the extraordinary life and the extraordinary flowers of Thomas Pearson Stokoe, 1868 to 1959, an almost unsupposeable man, climber mountains until the age of 91 and discovered nearly 150 plants unknown to science"--Back cover.
Tamatoa Me Te Puia
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