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Picture books, adult books and teen books by Kiwi authors. Books are the perfect present – they’re relateable, fun, entertaining and give us a new perspective. Children love books because they give 3 of the 5 love languages – time, attention and physical touch. Beautifully presented, we have the Aroha’s Way books (including in Te Reo), all of Kat Quinn’s Kuwi Kiwi (including in Te Reo), Kiwicorn and much much more!
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Treasure Beyond Measure is a collective noun safari book. Each page is full of creatures with the names for them – can you spot the memory of elephants or the conspiracy of lemurs?
There is a globe to find on each page.
What is the treasure? The animal groups in the book under threat by humans. This book has a conservation and environmental message to finish.
Tu Meke Tuatara is a classic Kiwi tale.
Tahi Tuatara is feeling ever so glum and bored. Roger Ruru is trying to cheer him up but nothing is working. Then they hear a cry for help. The two friends race off to help and Tahi discovers helping others helps him feel better. This book has themes of friendship, helping others and empathy.
The illustrations are by Flox (a reknown Kiwi artist) who uses vibrant colours and realistic imagery. The characters are life-like and could step off the page! An added bonus is a “finding section” of NZ critters and plants that are hidden in the pages of the story!
This hardcover, board book is made to be treasured and will entertain from a young age.
Size: 24cm x 24cm
Pages: 22
(Bodysuit available from our Birthday section)
Tu Meke Tui is a story of friendship, courage and discovering that sometimes it’s our differences which make us truly special.
With beautiful, realistic illustrations by Flox, this paper back picture book by Malcolm Clarke is one to be treasured.
Note: The title of this book is in Te Reo however the inside text it English. There is a Te Reo listing.
Waata the Weta – Can He Find the Perfect Home has a graphic novel style of story telling letting the rural New Zealand illustrations do the talking! Waata is different to the other wetas. He is fun and adventurous!
This is a children’s book that is sure to appeal to 6-10 years olds.
