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Nga Pakiwaitara a Huia 3 1999 by Huia Publishers Here are the best short stories for adults in Maori from the 1999 Huia Short Story Awards judged by Timoti Karetu imaginative humorous sad unsettling contemporary and traditional yet all uniquely Maori Tangihoro Fitzgerald Beryl Heremia John Naera Way

Nga Pakiwaitara a Huia 1995 by Huia Publishers M NEI MOMO TUHINGA e toro haere ng huatanga e p ana ki a ttau te iwi Mori o Aotearoa nei ng piki ng heke ng mea taahua ng mea whakahouhou the harikoa te puri katoa ka whakahuatia mai i roto i ng krero Ng kaituhi ko Shane Jones ko Ngwini Hoterene ko Tang

Trading Cultures A History of the Far North by Adrienne Puckey How did New Zealand's north start out as a bread basket in the late 1700s and become an economic basket case by the 1990s More importantly how did Mori and Pkeh negotiate change Trading Cultures is a social economic and political history

Born Fly by Julian Arahanga John Pohe flew many dangerous missions as a pilot in World War II On a flight over Germany in 1943 he was shot down captured and imprisoned in Stalag Luft III Here he became part of a daring tunnelling plan and escape later made famous in the film The Great Escape Te Reo

Maumahara ki tr Nema by Jennifer Beck and Lindy Fisher This is the Mori language edition of Remember that November translated by Kawata Teepa.Its almost Guy Fawkes Night and at the school speech competition Andy talks about Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot The children cheer excitedly thinking Andy

Relax Say Goodbye Anxiety and Panic Attacks by Dr Patrick McCarthy Would you like prevent anxiety This simple but effective book for people who experience anxiety and panic attacks explains how anxiety occurs and offers a simple three-step process prevent it Written in a conversational easy-to-read

Te Anuhe Tino Hiakai by Eric Carle The modern-day classic children's picture book The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle which has been loved by many generations of children world wide is now translated into te reo Mori With the same beautiful illustrations and dye cut pages as the original book