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An essential bilingual board book explaining the meaning of each Matariki star, with beautiful artwork by award-winning author Gavin Bishop. When the Matariki cluster rises, each of the nine stars represent the promise of the year ahead. This stunning board book will guide...

A beautiful bilingual counting board book for toddlers featuring the birds of Aotearoa, from poet Ben Brown and illustrator Helen Taylor. Let's go visiting with Pūkeko, and count up the birds together in Maori and English! With durable card leaves at a suitable size...

A bilingual Maori and English edition of Patricia Grace and Robyn Kahukiwa's award-winning picture book. Tēra tētahi kuia ko tana mahi he raranga whariki, raranga kete hoki. I te koko o tona kīhini e noho ana he pūngawerewere ...

This is a beautiful, comforting and uplifting story for anyone who has lost someone that they love. From far away, Hawaiki called to her. Turning her face to the sun, she was ready for her next adventure. In the distance, across the shining sea, smiling faces of her ancestors were ready for her,...

He pukapuka rawe mo nga tamariki nohinohi e whakakipakipa nei i te whakahi ahurea. A delightful pukapuka for young tamariki that inspires cultural pride.

Kia hou taku tou! Ko tōku, kua tawhā. Ki te whakaata kitea ai te tawhā i muri nā. What better way to mark the tenth anniversary of the legendary I Need a New Bum! than this bilingual beauty, in time for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. Working...

There's a tui in our teapot. He's looking out at me. A tui in the teapot? Yes ... he wants a cup of tea! A tui and his various friends including takahe, kea, korimako (bellbird), pukeko and hoiho (yellow-eyed penguin) invade the family kitchen, getting up to all kinds of high jinks and making a...

"Bella, Jacob and Lucas are hands-on in the kitchen and developing life-long skills as they follow three simple recipes in English and Mori, all the while looking forward to the satisfaction of eating the sweet-treats they have baked for themselves...a useful trigger for conversations about safety...

Written in te reo Maori and translated by the author, Rere Atu Taku Poi! is a beautifully illustrated story about gender fluidity in a school setting. Rangi loves doing haka but performing poi is his favourite - even though his classmates say it's just for girls. When the lead poi performer falls...

A new bilingual English and Maori edition of the classic and award-winning story about Annie and her black cat Moon and their long search for home, for 3 to 6-year-olds. Annie, her mum Meg and her pet cat Moon are always shifting house. One day Grandma offers the perfect solution - but...

Stunning retelling of the Māori creation story about the separation of Ranginui, sky-father, and Papatūānuku, earth-mother.

A beautiful bilingual story with CD containing narration of the story in both Maori and English with 3 waiata composed by Beatrice. A very happy story.

Once there lived a sad and lonely sea creature named Paua. Mighty Tangaroa, the god of the sea, felt sorry for Paua and decided to give him a special gift.

"P¿ mrie, e Ika. P¿ mrie, P¿±keko. P¿ mrie, e Hipi. Little Rpeti wants to say goodnight to all his friends ... is he going to be late for bed? These bilingual books with very simple text offer an accessible introduction to reo Mori vocabulary for young readers and their whnau "--Publisher...

"Join Rpeti and friends as they embark on a hunt in the outdoors to find their treasure ... which may come as a surprise to readers! "--Publisher information.

"TAHI, RUA, TORU, WH, lets race, e hoa m! Little Rpeti races with his friends, but he keeps hurting himself . . . can he be brave and reach the finish line? These bilingual books with very simple text offer an accessible introduction to reo Mori vocabulary for young readers and their whnau "-...

"Little Rpeti mixes all the ingredients together to bake a cake ... then impatiently waits and waits and waits for it to be cooked"--Publisher information.

"Ng waka? Cars? Yes! Ng pukapuka? Books? Yes! Te wharepaku? Toilet? NO! Little Rpeti is busy playing. He is far too busy to go to the toilet . . . UH-OH! These bilingual books with very simple text offer an accessible introduction to reo Mori vocabulary for young readers and their whnau"--Publisher...

"Rpetís friends are having fun at the swimming hole, but Rpeti is too afraid to get in the water. Can Mum help? Can little rabbit be brave enough?"--Publisher information.