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All around New Zealand there are statues of animals, fish, birds and even insects. But there are more statues and sculptures of dogs in New Zealand than anything else. Why is that? Dogs have played a central role in the lives of New Zealanders, from working farm dogs, to police dogs, loyal companions, mascots, little heroes and fictional dogs that have become part of our culture. In this book we look at the dogs that have been memorialised in ...

Nowhere Far from the Sea is a compilation of quotes about New Zealand.

Motorcycle Road Trips Across New Zealand showcases some of the best rides to take in NZ.

The Great Kiwi School Day familiarises children and their parents with the kiwi school day.

Life on Fodder Farm is the Stewart's journey through a year living with the land.

Te Ra Kura Ki Aotearoa familiarises children and their parents with the school day in Aotearoa.

T? te Kiwi 123 Puka Whakakarakara is the te reo M?ori version of The Great Kiwi 123 Colouring Book.

Bright colourful backgrounds and realistic illustrations make this board book a perfect introduction to the natural world of New Zealand plants for young children. Including trees, shrubs, climbers, grasses, flaxes and ferns, children will recognise flowers and foliage found in their everyday environment and discover new plants further afield. English and Maori names are included for every plant. Dave Gunson's engaging illustration style is a ...

Victory at Gate P?? examines, in exquisite detail, the historical background to the battle

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If you are curious, confused or concerned, Fake Believe will help you understand.

Dating the Kiwi Male recounts the dates of Kiwi women looking for a Kiwi man - the fun, the funny, the awkward and the ugly, all the while laughing at our own expense.

Renowned Maori historian Buddy Mikaere tells the moving story of Te Maiharoa

Brian Parkinson follows the main highways and back country roads, stopping off at New Zealand's most spectacular locations. Parkinson writes that 'natural history is as much about history as it is about nature' and examines how New Zealand's natural environment has dramatically changed since people first stepped ashore.

200 quirky, unusual and beautiful destinations that are off the beaten track.

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This revised edition of the classic A.W. Reed title remains true to the original vision - to create a highly readable and accessible introduction to the traditional life and customs of Maori.

Explore the hidden history of European men and women traditionally tattooed by Maori. Trevor Bentley examines the extent and significance of Maori and Pakeha tattoo exchange both on ship and shore between the 1790s and 1840s.

A popular collection of Maori folklore edited by author and publisher A W Reed.

From kiwi to tree fern, and weta to tuatara, this is the story of how animal and plant life came to New Zealand and how they have evolved. The Lonely Islands presents a historical perspective on a range of debates and events that changed accepted thinking. Fossil and sub-fossil discoveries, the acceptance of plate tectonic theory, and the advent of DNA analyses all influenced how we now think about the origins and evolution of New Zealand's li...