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, the fifth title in the acclaimed 'explore & discover' series for children, looks back in time to reveal what lived in ancient New Zealand.The book begins with a glimpse of the animals that lived in New Zealand just before people arrived. It then goes back in time, providing snapshots of particular...

A3 Poster, high quality poster. 29.7cm x 42cm. Matte laminated on front side, 200gsm gloss paper.Ngā Manu Māori (Native Birds); Designed for everyday use, in the whānau (family), kura (school) and for all New Zealanders. Ages 0-100.From the Kuwi & Friend Māori Picture Dictionary - He Papakupu Wh...

No matter how hard she would try, just couldn't quite seem to master the art of flying. But with optimism, determination and a little creative thinking can Kara still achieve her dream?Danni is a Wellington based zookeeper and conservationist with a passion for connecting children with animals and t...

A beautifully illustrated ode to birds of Aotearoa.New Zealand is a land of birds, from North to Stewart Island. They are found in all the forests tall, in parks and swamps and dry land.Acclaimed artist, Geoffrey Fuller, has painted striking illustrations to accompany his rhyming text about birds commonly found in New Zealand.PaperbackGeoffrey Fuller40 pages

Aotearoa New Zealand Author, Glyn Harper & Illustrator, Jenny CooperWar historian Glyn Harper's brand new story about a band of tunnellers in the First World War, and the tiny canary who helped them survive, with heart-warming illustrations by Jenny Cooper.This is the story of Bobby - the littlest h...

Mia is a troublesome young kea, always getting into mischief. Roger the Ranger has had enough and with the help of his bird friends, a plan is formed to stop Mia's wicked ways.Written in rhyme, with music score on inside cover.Children’s: picture booksPaperbackJanet Martin, Ivar Treskon24 pagesH: 240mm W: 250mm

has only one eye, but that doesn't stop him, he still loves to try. Squinty watches some children surfing and decides to join in. Written in rhyme, with music score on inside of cover.Children's: picture booksPaperbackJanet Martin, Ivar Treskon24 pagesH: 240mm W: 250mm Spine: 4mmWeight: 200 grams

Molly the Morepork only comes out at night. All of the other birds have gone to bed and she has nobody to play with. Then one night some children get lost in the bush.Can Molly show them the way back to their camp?Children's: picture booksPaperbackJanet Martin, Ivar Treskon24 pagesH: 240mm W: 250mm Spine: 4mmWeight: 200 grams

Rhyming children's picture book with full colour illustrations. "Everyone knows that kiwi birds always sleep in the day - all except , who loves to play here ukulele." A story about the joy of music, and sharing.Children's: picture booksPaperbackJanet Martin, Ivar Treskon24 pagesH: 240mm W: 250mm

lived on a nature reserve and loved to wear hats. But she longed for a special friend, some-birdy like her. Find out what happens when Rachel the Ranger brings Tamati Takahe from the other side of the country to meet Tania.Children's: picture booksPaperbackJanet Martin, Janezic Marigold24 pagesH: 240mm W: 250mm Spine: 4mmWeight: 20 grams

Janet the Gannet from Muriwai Beach wanted to fly to a place out of reach..Jack was a boy who dreamed of flying. One night something magical happened - was it just a dream? Rhyming picture book by Janet Martin.Children's: picture booksPaperbackJanet Martin, Ivar Treskon24 pagesH: 210mm W: 220mm

Aotearoa New Zealand AuthorKuwi the Kiwi decides to take Chick on his first huhu hunt. They could make huhu hangi, huhu hummus and huhu BBQ..Kuwi is an endangered brown kiwi and a new mum with a very fussy chick. Will she ever find Chick any huhu to eat?A superb book from a well known author and illustrator.Children’s: picture booksPaperbackKat Quin Merewether36 pagesH: 240mm W: 240mm

From award-winning author and illustrator Donovan Bixley comes SQUAWK!, the first in a brand new series of books celebrating Aotearoa's stunning wildlife.Bright birds, cheeky birds, masked birds, clever birds, warrior birds, shy birds, big birds, tiny birds and the world's most gigantic birds!HardbackDonovan Bixley32 pagesH: 221mm W: 218mmWeight: 300 grams

Join Kaewa the korora as she explores her strange new world at the National Aquarium. She is taken under the flipper of Captain, a one-eyed korora who introduces her to the colourful characters of the penguin colony.As she finds out about life in her new home - free food and fun friends! - a mysteri...

Bilingual edition, English and Te Reo Māori; Original was one of Listener's 50 Best Books for Kids 201612 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 ...

There are 10,000 species of birds in the world, in 2015 Noah Strycker spotted 6,042 of them entering the Guinness Book of World Records. Noah Strycker set himself a goal: to become the first person to see half the world's birds in one year.Travelling to 41 countries, on all seven continents, with a ...

An award-winning story in te reo Māori about how a new baby needs time to hatch and grow, for all young brothers- and sisters-in-waiting.Āhea RAWA pao ai te hua? This Māori-language story is for all children eagerly awaiting a new sibling.'Kia oho a Pipi, ka pekepeke ia?' 'E kao, Kiwi Iti, taria ...

A young boy visits a moa at the museum, and imagines what it would be like if came back to life, taking him back into the past.Written in rhyme. Includes sheet music of song inside cover.Children’s: picture booksPaperbackJanet Martin, Ivar Treskon24 pagesH: 240mm W: 250mmWeight: 180 grams

Wise old flamingo Bibi has been with her flock for as long as anyone can remember. Follow her journey in this beautifully illustrated celebration of old age and community from the talented creator of the award-winning picture book Little One.When the lake dries up, the flamingos are forced to leave ...

Little Hoiho waddles down to the estuary and tries to walk elegantly like Kotuku, soar through the sky like Albatross and sing like Tui, but she finds herself lacking. As she turns to waddle back to her nest, she falls into the water. and finds that's where she can elegantly fly.PaperbackStephanie Thatcher32 pages

The Taranaki forest is changing and kokako are finding it difficult to get food and protect their chicks. Rats and possums are raiding nests, taking chicks and eggs, and the kokako Tamanui has lost his brothers and sisters.In the quiet forest, he hears a kokako call, but flying towards it, he is cau...