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Recipient of a 2022 Contestable Fund Grant from Copyright Licensing New Zealand.Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the Author:Dahlia Malaeulu is a Wellington-born Samoan author and educator based in Wainuiomata. After completing a Bachelor of Arts at Victoria University of Well...

About the author:Adele Broadbent lives in Napier and is a writer of junior and young adult fiction. Her previous book Just Jack was shortlisted for the Children's Book Awards and was a Storylines Notable book in 2012. Too Many Secrets was shortlisted in the 2011 Children's Book Awards. Trouble in Ti...

David Hill CNZM is a prolific and highly regarded New Zealand writer, playwright, poet, columnist and critic. Best known for his highly popular and award-winning body of work for young people, ranging from picture books to teenage fiction, his novels have been published all around the world and tran...

Liz van der Laarse (1952 25) was a New Zealand writer of fiction for pre- and early-teen readers. She taught in Far North schools for more than 27 years, working across primary, intermediate, and secondary levels.Her first novel, Trouble Patch (Reed), was published in 00, followed by Not Even (Reed)...

Elena de Roo is a New Zealand children's writer and poet. Find out more at https:// elenaderoo.com/ Jenny Cooper has been a full time illustrator for 25 years, working from home and raising her children.

About the author:Ngaere Roberts (Ngti Porou) is one of Aotearoa New Zealand's most prolific translators of childrens books into te reo Mori, having translated work from Joy Cowley, Gavin Bishop and Ruth Paul.Hikurangi is my mountainWaiapu is my riverNgti Porou is my tribeNgti Rangi is my hapReporua...

About the Author: Brigid Feehan was born, raised and educated in Wellington.She studied law at Victoria University and travelled overseas for a few years before returning to Wellington. She now lives in Island Bay with her family and her probably not very bright, but definitely very handsome cat, Ma...

Ks first real try at breaking the rules proves to be a bit of disaster. The constant wondering what might have happened if only she had chosen differently. But then that disaster meant she met a boy, she learnt the truth, and she just might get to save a life the life of a whale. Family secrets once...

About the authors:Christine Dale - Co-Director of OneTree House, writer, illustrator, editor, publisher.Ngaere Roberts - trained teacher and Mori Immersions lecturer 1993-2005.

About the author:Lani Young is a Samoan/Maori author and columnist. In 2018, she was named the ACP Pacific Laureate, selected by the African, Caribbean, Pacific Group of States as they paid tribute to her creativity, courage and entrepreneurship. The ACP acknowledged her fiction writing, utilizing o...

About the Author:Lani Young is an award-winning writer, publisher and journalist. She is the 2018 ACP Pacific Laureate selected by the African, Caribbean, Pacific Group of States. Born and raised in Samoa, she attended university in the USA and New Zealand. Storytelling is her passion. Shes the auth...

About the Author:Julie Ellis is a very experienced writer in the field of education Julie has a number of works published by Learning Media, New Holland, Reed Education and others. About the Illustrator:Izzy Joy is a young but experienced illustrator. My personal artwork is definitely about connecti...

About the Author:Stephanie has always loved books and spent much of her childhood lying around reading and drawing instead of playing sport. She worked at North Shore Libraries for a number of years before completing a Bachelor of Visual Arts at Auckland University of Technology. For the next 10 yea...

About the Author: Mary-anne Scott lives in Havelock North. Many of her previous titles have been shortlisted for the YA section of the Childrens Book Awards: Snakes and Ladders (Scholastic); Coming Home to Roost (Penguin) and Sticking with Pigs (One Tree House). Sticking with Pigs published in 2018...

This book was a recipient of a 2022 Contestable Fund Grant from Copyright Licensing New Zealand.

About the author:Brian Falkner is the author of a range of award-winning books for Young Adults including Shooting Stars (winner of the junior fiction award at the Children's Book and Young People's Book Awards 2017) The Project, Brainjack and The Tomorrow Code, The Stubborn Seed of Hope, 1917 Machi...

About the Author:Joanna Orwin is an award-winning author with a strong focus on New Zealand and Maori history, she has written a wide range of books including young adult, non-fiction and picture books. She also works as a consultant researcher, writer and editor on interpretation projects.

I stare open-mouthed. My heart sinks. I know what it is. Its small and sodden. A broken red hull, spattered with holes. A tattered and soggy white sail. The mast is gone. The rudder is gone, but the small box that would have contained two days food and water is still fastened in place beneath the br...

About the Author: Hawkes Bay based Aaron Topp is a former teacher and a writer. His first book Single Fin (Random, 06) is a coming-of-age story about a boy obsessed with surfing. Based on a true story, Single Fin won an Honour Award in the Young Adult Fiction Category of the New Zealand Post Book Aw...

About the Author: Liz van der Laarse (1952 25) was a New Zealand writer of fiction for pre- and early-teen readers. She taught in Far North schools for more than 27 years, working across primary, intermediate, and secondary levels.Her first novel, Trouble Patch (Reed), was published in 00, followed...

Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the Author:Des Hunt was a science and technology teacher for many years, interspersed with periods of curriculum development both in New Zealand and overseas. During this time he had several textbooks published to support the New Zealand curri...

Recipient of a 2022 Contestable Fund Grant from Copyright Licensing New Zealand.Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the Author:Tina Matthews is a New Zealand author/illustrator and a puppet maker who was born in Wellington and works in Sydney, Australia. She also played bass gui...

About the author:Mary-anne Scott lives in the Hawkes Bay and is a young adult writer. Coming Home to Roost was shortlisted in the 2016 Book Awards for Children and Young Adults and Snakes and Ladders won the category in 2013. More at: https://maryannescott.com

About the Author: Gay Buckingham is a regional writer her work is set firmly in southern New Zealand and she revels in describing the coast, bush, wildlife and farming community of the area in which she grew up. In 13 she completed a degree in modern letters at Victoria University. This is her first...

About the Author: Hawkes Bay based Aaron Topp is a former teacher and a writer. His first book Single Fin (Random, 2006) is a coming-of-age story about a boy obsessed with surfing. Based on a true story, Single Fin won an Honour Award in the Young Adult Fiction Category of the New Zealand Post Book...

Read the Foreward by Mandy Hager, the introduction by editor Elizabeth Kirkby-McLeod and the bios of contributors in this sample booklet to learn more about Lit: stories from home

About the Author:David Hill is one of New Zealands highest regarded writer, playwright, poet and critic. Especially well known for his young adult fiction, including See Ya, Simon (1992) and Right Where It Hurts (2001) which have been shortlisted for numerous awards. He is also a prolific journalist...

About the Authors:Tim Waitai-Tipene, (Ngti Kuri/Ngti Whatua) was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Mori and European. First published in 1996 Tim is now the author of more than thirteen books, five of which have won awards.Isobel Te Aho-White, (Ngti K...

Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the author:Tim Tipene was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Maori and European. Tim's immediate family were abusive and violent. His biological father was a convicted predator and violent offend...

Find Out More Read the Foreword by Mandy Hager, the introduction by editor Elizabeth Kirkby-McLeod and the bios of contributors in this sample booklet to learn more about Lit: stories from home

About the Author:Sarah Johnson writes stories for young people and adults. Her books have received the Storylines Joy Cowley Award and Storylines Notable Book awards, and been shortlisted for the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.Sarah lives in Whaingaroa Raglan where she works f...

About the Author: Mandy Hager, author of Hindsight: Pivotal Moments in New Zealands History and Protest Shaping Aotearoa, has written extensively for young adults and has also worked in the education sector previously for Global Education. She has an astonishing collection of awards, residencies, an...

About the Author:Lani Young is an award-winning writer, publisher and journalist. She is the 2018 ACP Pacific Laureate selected by the African, Caribbean, Pacific Group of States. Born and raised in Samoa, she attended university in the USA and New Zealand. Storytelling is her passion. Shes the auth...

About the Author:Elizabeth Pulford is a writer of fiction for teenagers and adults, as well as picture books, and has won several writing competitions. Her articles, stories and poetry for both adults and children have been published in newspapers, magazines and journals, and broadcast on Radio New...

About the Book: Dad chases his young child around the house and eventually safely to bed, with much laughter and delicious scaryness. A delightful introduction to learning your ABCs at bedtime. A rhyme and rhythm ABC originally published in print as Daddy Monster ABC'in August. This digital edition...

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Brigid Feehan was born, raised and educated in Wellington.She studied law at Victoria University and travelled overseas for a few years before returning to Wellington. She now lives in Island Bay with her family and her probably not very bright, but definitely very handsome cat, Magnus. Brigid has w...

AuthorReina Kahukiwa is of Te Arawa, Thoe, and Ngti Porou descent. She is an author of adult and childrens books, has three university degrees and works as a Mori Advisor and Programme Designer for Mori Pathways. IllustratorRobyn Kahukiwa is of Ngti Porou descent. She is a prominent Mori artist whos...

Des Hunt was a science and technology teacher for many years, interspersed with periods of curriculum development both in New Zealand and overseas. During this time he had several textbooks published to support the New Zealand curriculum. Over the last thirty years he has experimented with other way...

About the author:Lani Young is a Samoan/Maori author and columnist. In 2018, she was named the ACP Pacific Laureate, selected by the African, Caribbean, Pacific Group of States as they paid tribute to her creativity, courage and entrepreneurship. The ACP acknowledged her fiction writing, utilizing o...

The Author: Tessa Duder won a silver medal in butterfly at Cardiffs Empire Games in1958. She trained as a journalist and has published more than forty works offiction and non-fiction for both children and adults. Her best-known work Alex (1987) was adapted for a 1993 movie, and recentbooks include b...

Author:Dan Salmons research for this book has taken him across the globe to Ethiopia, the cradle of humanity. The baseness of Neand traits are, in part, a contemporary political parable. Dan is a screen writer, producer and director of Octopus Pictures. He works in New Zealand across media, screen a...

Uncle Jeremy has been helping the family out for a while now, by dropping off meat hes shot. The offer to go hunting sounds great to fourteen-year-old Wolf a chance to get away from the family stress. But this hunting trip proves to be more than he bargained for.

Aotearoa, from coast to coast, shown in stunning images and bilingual text - describing landforms and environmental features. Media Assets: Shelf Wobbler (pdf) Shelf Talker (pdf) Review Tile (jpeg) Full cover (jpeg)

About the Author:Stephanie has always loved books and spent much of her childhood lying around reading and drawing instead of playing sport. She worked at North Shore Libraries for a number of years before completing a Bachelor of Visual Arts at Auckland University of Technology. For the next 10 yea...

About the Author: Mandy Hager, author of Hindsight: Pivotal Moments in New Zealands History and Protest Shaping Aotearoa, has written extensively for young adults and has also worked in the education sector previously for Global Education. She has an astonishing collection of awards, residencies, an...

About the Author:Joanna Orwin is an award-winning author with a strong focus on New Zealand and Maori history, she has written a wide range of books including young adult, non-fiction and picture books. She also works as a consultant researcher, writer and editor on interpretation projects.

About the Author: Brigid Feehan was born, raised and educated in Wellington.She studied law at Victoria University and travelled overseas for a few years before returning to Wellington. She now lives in Island Bay with her family and her probably not very bright, but definitely very handsome cat, Ma...

About the author:Author of two non-fiction titles: Opium Gold, the story of the early Chinese goldminers in and Life Times of Te Rauparaha the story of the famous warrior as told by his son Tamihana. His first novel, Gravel Roads, was published in 2010 and was well reviewed. He lived for many years...

About the author:Tim Tipene was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Maori and European. Tim's immediate family were abusive and violent. His biological father was a convicted predator and violent offender who spent much of life behind bars. It was only...

About the author:Mandy Hager is an award-winning writer of educational and young adult novels including: Tom's Story, Singing Home the Whale, The Nature of Ash (NZ Post Book Awards finalist 2013), Dear Vincent (which won the 2014 LIANZA Young Adult award), Smashed which won the Esther Glen Award at...

About the author:Dahlia Malaeulu is a Wellington-born Samoan author and educator based in Wainuiomata. After completing a Bachelor of Arts at Victoria University of Wellington, Dahlia obtained a Postgraduate Degree in Primary Teaching from Wellington Teachers College and has been teaching ever since...

Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the author:Tim Tipene was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Maori and European. Tim's immediate family were abusive and violent. His biological father was a convicted predator and violent offend...

About the Author: Multi-award-winning author Mary-anne Scott - lives in Havelock North. She is a childrens writer: Snakes and Ladders (Scholastic); Coming Home to Roost (Penguin) and Sticking with Pigs (One Tree House), Spearo (One Tree House), Fantastic Mr Bean (One Tree House) and The Tomo (One Tr...

About the author: Elspeth has been an illustrator and fine artist for over thirty years and has illustrated many picture books, non-fiction books, book covers, cards, flags and school banners, not to mention innumerable School Journals, Ready to Reads and other educational resources for the Ministry...

Sadly, author Adrienne Frater died in 2020, after a battle with cancer. She has previously published novels and stories in the School Journal as well as a collection of short stories. She is a descendant of Ada Hannam and the character of Jack is based on her father.

Mandy Hager is an award-winning writer of educational and young adult novels including: Tom's Story, Singing Home the Whale, The Nature of Ash (NZ Post Book Awards finalist 2013), Dear Vincent (which won the 2014 LIANZA Young Adult award), Smashed which won the Esther Glen Award at the 2008 Lianza a...

About the author:Tim Tipene was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Maori and European. Tim's immediate family were abusive and violent. His biological father was a convicted predator and violent offender who spent much of life behind bars. It was only...

About the author:Mary-anne Scott lives in the Hawkes Bay and is a young adult writer. Coming Home to Roos't was shortlisted in the 16 Book Awards for Children and Young Adults and Snakes and Ladders won the category in 13. More at: https://maryannescott.com

About the author:Pamela Allen is an award-winning author and celebrated illustrator of childrens books. She has won and been shortlisted for numerous awards, including the prestigious Margaret Mahy Medal (2004). Allen also won the Australian CBC Picture Book of the Year for two consecutive years, in...

About this Author: Ian Chapman was born in 1967 in Brighton, England and trained in Visual Art. He has been an integral part of King Street Artworks in Masterton, Aotearoa New Zealand since its inception in 1997, first as a tutor and he now manages the entity.

Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the author:A. M. Dixon is a Christchurch based writer. Her short stories and flash fiction have appeared in journals and anthologies in New Zealand and overseas. She holds a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Auckland, and is a...

About the author and illustrator:Diana Neild is a childrens author best known for her Piggity-Wiggity Jiggity Jig series.Emily Walker loves the idea of being able to transport children (and adults) into an imagined world with characters that are limitless. In 2017 and in 2019 she was awarded as one...

About the Author:Liz van der Laarse (195220 ) was a New Zealand writer of fiction for pre- and early-teen readers. She taught in Far North schools for more than 27 years, working across primary, intermediate, and secondary levels.Her first novel, Trouble Patch (Reed), was published in 2000, followed...

Elizabeth Pulford has published stories, poems, and articles for both adults and children, along with over sixty books for children and young adults. Four of her childrens books, The Memory Tree, Call of the Cruins), Tussock, and Finding Monkey Moon were finalists in the New Zealand Post Childrens B...

About the Author: Mary-anne Scott lives in Napier. Many of her previous titles have been shortlisted for the YA section of the Childrens Book Awards: Snakes and Ladders (Scholastic); Coming Home to Roost (Penguin) and Sticking with Pigs (One Tree House). Sticking with Pigs published in 2018 and was...

Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the author:Jax Calder is a top selling writer in the Amazons Teen LGBTQ Romance category. Digital Assets for Stores, Schools, and LibrariesEasily promote The Other Brother with our great digital assets Simply download and use online, or print...

About the author:Tim Tipene was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Maori and European. Tim's immediate family were abusive and violent. His biological father was a convicted predator and violent offender who spent much of life behind bars. It was only...

Elizabeth Pulford has published stories, poems, and articles for both adults and children, along with over sixty books for children and young adults. Four of her childrens books, The Memory Tree, Call of the Cruins), Tussock, and Finding Monkey Moon were finalists in the New Zealand Post Childrens B...

About the Author:Books have been my lifes passion since I was a child. I created my first book when I was four years old a mermaid story told in pictures, on a notebook of blue paper. Between my school days and the age of forty I wrote twelve novels and numerous picture books, though none were accep...

About the author:Writer Anne Ingram was born in Auckland, and spent her childhood years in Dunedin, Te Kuiti and Orewa. She has a BA in English Literature and Diploma in Teaching (Secondary). She has lived and worked in Wellington, London, Christchurch, Singapore and Wellington, and now lives in Wai...

Elizabeth Pulford has published stories, poems, and articles for both adults and children, along with over sixty books for children and young adults. Four of her childrens books, The Memory Tree, Call of the Cruins), Tussock, and Finding Monkey Moon were finalists in the New Zealand Post Childrens B...

About the Author:Dahlia Malaeulu is a Wellington-born Samoan author and educator based in Wainuiomata. After completing a Bachelor of Arts at Victoria University of Wellington, Dahlia obtained a Postgraduate Degree in Primary Teaching from Wellington Teachers College and has been teaching ever since...

Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the author:Tim Tipene was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Maori and European. Tim's immediate family were abusive and violent. His biological father was a convicted predator and violent offend...

About the book: Huge tides are swamping the coast and overrunning the homes of a coastal Marae. Nan believes it isnt what it seems, and the trio of heroes set off in Betsy to find out more. It takes all three to reach the source of the problem and some strong negotiation skills to resolve the situat...

Bilingual editions of this classic picture book by Pamela Allen. English/te reo Maori - 9780995106659English/Samoan - 9780995106680 English/Tongan - 9780995106697English/Arabic - 9780995106666English/Hindi - 9780995106680

Author:Author Glenn Wood, a former policeman, screenwriter and author, originally from Taranaki, now lives in Auckland. He has authored 4 previous books and has film credits to his name including The Catch', directed by Simon Mark-Brown. His two previous novels were published by Walker Books Austral...

Katy battles anxiety and compulsive behaviours that dating only makes worse. When her family travels to Greece to see her dying Yiayia, Katy hopes to reconnect with her rootsbut instead uncovers dark family secrets.

Authors:Rachel Petero - Founder and CEO Rise2025 for 100,000 indigenous leaders; Co-Chair Ngti Tamaoho Trust; Co-Chair Te Ohu Whai Ao Trust; Board Director Unicef NZ, Ambassador World Indigenous Business Forum 2019. Jo Cribb Jo formerly lead the Ministry for Women, and Read NZ. She is a management c...

2021 Storylines Notable Book Katy struggles with anxiety and compulsive behaviour disorders. She self-harms and is seeing a counsellor. When she starts dating it only increases her anxieties. Then her parents hear her Yiayia (grandmother) is ill in Greece and maybe dying. The family decide to visit...

About the Author:Lani Young is an award-winning writer, publisher and journalist. She is the 2018 ACP Pacific Laureate selected by the African, Caribbean, Pacific Group of States. Born and raised in Samoa, she attended university in the USA and New Zealand. Storytelling is her passion. Shes the auth...

About the author:Sherryl Jordan resided in the Bay of Plenty and was a writer of junior and young adult fiction. Her books are published widely overseas and have either won or been shortlisted for numerous awards in NZ, Belgium and Germany. Her titles include Rocco, The Juniper Game, The Other Side...

About the Author: Dan Salmon is a screen writer, producer and director of Octopus Films. He has interviewed authors at the Auckland Writers Festival and connected across the screen and literary arts. About the Cover Artist: Tim Christie is a New Zealand-based designer, artist and entrepreneur. He ha...

About the author:Sherryl Jordan resided in the Bay of Plenty and was a writer of junior and young adult fiction. Her books are published widely overseas and have either won or been shortlisted for numerous awards in NZ, Belgium and Germany. Her titles include Rocco, The Juniper Game, The Other Side...

William Robin Taylor ONZM, 1938 15The Blue Lawn is arguably, William Taylors finest writing in a notable career as an author for young people. His fiction was published worldwide to significant acclaim.William Taylors stories exhibit his sympathetic understanding, his compassion, his warm-heartednes...

About the Author: Multi-award-winning author Mary-anne Scott - lives in Havelock North. She is a childrens writer: Snakes and Ladders (Scholastic); Coming Home to Roost (Penguin) and Sticking with Pigs (One Tree House), Spearo (One Tree House), Fantastic Mr Bean (One Tree House) and The Tomo (One Tr...

Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the author:Tim Tipene was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Maori and European. Tim's immediate family were abusive and violent. His biological father was a convicted predator and violent offend...

Mary-anne Scott lives in Havelock North. Many of her previous titles have been shortlisted for the YA section of the Childrens Book Awards: Snakes and Ladders (Scholastic); Coming Home to Roost (Penguin) and Sticking with Pigs (One Tree House). Sticking with Pigs published in 18 and was Shortlisted...

Author:Dan Salmons research for this book has taken him across the globe to Ethiopia, the cradle of humanity. The baseness of Neand traits are, in part, a contemporary political parable. Dan is a screen writer, producer and director of Octopus Pictures. He works in New Zealand across media, screen a...

This is a practical guide to managing the high-speed change ahead for workers. Learn how to disrupt yourself in a positive way, using key principles that will give you the best chance to survive and, even better, to thrive in the new world of work.In this timely book, former CEOs Dr Jo Cribb and Dav...

ELSIE LOCKE(17 August 1912 8 April 01)Elsie Lockes writing career became firmly established when in the 1960s, she began contributing to the New Zealand School Journal (published by the School Publication Branch of the Department of Education). She was commissioned by the School Publication Branch t...

About the Author:Tim Waitai-Tipene, (Ngti Kuri/Ngti Whatua) was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Mori and European. First published in 1996 Tim is now the author of more than thirteen books, five of which have won awards.Isobel Te Aho-White, (Ngti Ka...

About the author: Tessa Duder won a silver medal in butterfly at Cardiffs Empire Games in1958. She trained as a journalist and has published more than forty works offiction and non-fiction for both children and adults. Her best-known work Alex (1987) was adapted for a 1993 movie, and recentbooks inc...

About the Book: Nan has taken Pipi and Pou to spend the day at the beach with other members of the whanau, but when she looks at the water she can see there is something very wrong. Join Pipi, Pou, and Nana - kaitiakiwith a superhero difference - as they solve the mystery of the rip that is endanger...

About the Author: Mary-anne Scott lives in Havelock North. Many of her previous titles have been shortlisted for the YA section of the Childrens Book Awards: Snakes and Ladders (Scholastic); Coming Home to Roost (Penguin) and Sticking with Pigs (One Tree House). Sticking with Pigs published in 2018...

About the author:Tim Tipene was adopted into the Waitai-Tipene whanau as a toddler. He was raised in two cultures, Maori and European. Tim's immediate family were abusive and violent. His biological father was a convicted predator and violent offender who spent much of life behind bars. It was only...

Authors:Rachel Petero - Founder and CEO Rise 25 for 100,000 indigenous leaders; Co-Chair Ngti Tamaoho Trust; Co-Chair Te Ohu Whai Ao Trust; Board Director Unicef NZ, Ambassador World Indigenous Business Forum 19. Jo Cribb Jo formerly lead the Ministry for Women, and Read NZ. She is a management cons...

About the author:A. M. Dixon is a Christchurch based writer. Her short stories and flash fiction have appeared in journals and anthologies in New Zealand and overseas. She holds a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Auckland, and is a graduate of Hagley Writers Institute.She likes to...

Recipient of a 2022 Contestable Fund Grant from Copyright Licensing New Zealand.Produced with the support of Creative New Zealand. About the Author:Dahlia Malaeulu is a Wellington-born Samoan author and educator based in Wainuiomata. After completing a Bachelor of Arts at Victoria University of Well...

An ideal gift for a new New Zealander or to take home from your visit. Learn te reo Maori Learn the names of New Zealand's native creatures Share the learning with the very young

Samoan and English edition Se e te mafaia, recipient of a 2022 Contestable Fund Grant from Copyright Licensing New Zealand About the author:Karen Hinge was raised as a free-range kid in the Waikato. Her childhood memories include long days of freedom spent bike riding, hut building, hill sliding and...

About the Author:Lani Young is an award-winning writer, publisher and journalist. She is the 2018 ACP Pacific Laureate selected by the African, Caribbean, Pacific Group of States. Born and raised in Samoa, she attended university in the USA and New Zealand. Storytelling is her passion. Shes the auth...

Diana Menefy has lived in rural New Zealand for the last forty-four years and writes with authorityabout the wet, mud and muck of a farm. She was born in Christchurch. Growing up in the South Island gave her a rich collection of experiences and images: the snow on the mountains, the autumncolours, t...

Sadly, author Adrienne Frater died in. after a battle with cancer. She has previously published novels and stories in the School Journal as well as a collection of short stories. She is a descendant of Ada Hannam and the character of Jack is based on her father.

About this Author:Maria Gill is a New Zealand childrens author who has turned a lifetime of adventures into a full-time writing career. Since her first book and short stories were accepted in 2004, she has published one to three titles every year across trade and educational markets, while also taki...

About the AudioRead by Alan Dale.Rafferty is an orphan, raised by monks. Misfortune strikes and he is outcast, and must fend for himself. He uses his cunning and charm to develop a trade for himself as the towns ratcatcher. and rat liberator.For ages 8

About the Author: Hawkes Bay based Aaron Topp is a former teacher and a writer. His first book Single Fin (Random, 06) is a coming-of-age story about a boy obsessed with surfing. Based on a true story, Single Fin won an Honour Award in the Young Adult Fiction Category of the New Zealand Post Book Aw...

About the book: One of the local boys has arrived home telling of a frightening woman who attacked him in the local forest, throwing balls of fire. From his Nan thinks she knows who it might be and her moko can see it frightens her. Understandably, they are not eager to go with her when she says she...

About the Author: Gay Buckingham is a regional writer her work is set firmly in southern New Zealand and she revels in describing the coast, bush, wildlife and farming community of the area in which she grew up. In 2013 she completed a degree in modern letters at Victoria University. This is her fir...

About the Author: Dan Salmon is a screen writer, producer and director of Octopus Films. He has interviewed authors at the Auckland Writers Festival and connected across the screen and literary arts. About the Cover Artist: Tim Christie is a New Zealand-based designer, artist and entrepreneur. He ha...

Author:Author Glenn Wood, a former policeman, screenwriter and author, originally from Taranaki, now lives in Auckland. He has authored 4 previous books and has film credits to his name including The Catch', directed by Simon Mark-Brown. His two previous novels were published by Walker Books Austral...

Multilingual editions: English / Samoan - 978-0-9951066-4-2English / te reo Maori - 978-0-9951066-0-4English / Tongan - 978-0-9951066-3-5English / Hindi - 978-0-9951066-2-8English / Simplified Mandarin - 978-0-9951066-1-1

About the Author(s):David Glover - Director and business advisor on the boards of several commercial and community organisationsJo Cribb - Business consultant, vintner, and the voice behind @winesauvy on Instagram.Webinar link celebrating the launch of Don't Worry About the Robots:https:// youtube.c...

About the Author: Mandy Hager, author of Hindsight: Pivotal Moments in New Zealands History and Protest Shaping Aotearoa, has written extensively for young adults and has also worked in the education sector previously for Global Education. She has an astonishing collection of awards, residencies, an...

Multilingual editions:English / Te Reo Maori - 978-0-9951065-6-7English / Samoan - 978-0-9951065-7-4English / Tongan - 978-0-9951065-8-1 English / Hindi - 978-0-9951065-5-0English / Simplified Mandarin - 978-0-9951067-5-8

William Taylor:As a former school teacher, William Taylor understood well where projects can lead, although Agnes the Sheep is, perhaps, a slight exaggeration. It was in a newspaper article about an enormous butting sheep that he first came across the prototype of Agnes. William Taylors stories exhi...

AuthorReina Kahukiwa is of Te Arawa, Thoe, and Ngti Porou descent. She is an author of adult and childrens books, has three university degrees and works as a Mori Advisor and Programme Designer for Mori Pathways. Illustrator Robyn Kahukiwa is of Ngti Porou descent. She is a prominent Mori artist who...

About the Author:David Hill is one of New Zealands highest regarded writer, playwright, poet and critic. Especially well known for his young adult fiction, including See Ya, Simon (1992) and Right Where It Hurts ( 01) which have been shortlisted for numerous awards. He is also a prolific journalist...

One Year Ago, And Now. A Motherhood Print One year ago today, your baby was still beneath your ribs. And now they are here, walking, laughing, calling you by name. This piece was written for the mother standing at the edge of a first birthday, trying to understand how twelve months can feel both end...

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