| Author: | David Hill |
The powerful ANZAC story, now available in te reo softcover format. Young soldier Jim McLeod waits in the trenches of World War I for the order to attack the enemy. With him are his friends, and Nipper, the messenger dog. When they charge across no-man’s-land, Jim is shot … and finds himself face to face with an ... read more
| Author: | tba |
Junior picture book, Maori version of "Ngatai Remembers". Ministry of Education Participation Series. Ngatai's family moves from Rotorua to Auckland. Although he makes new friends at kohanga reo, he still misses many things and people in Rotorua. He is excited when he goes back to Rotorua for Christmas. His koro has a special... read more
| Author: | Eric Hill |
Our favourite puppy is celebrating his 30th birthday this year and his classic first adventure is once more available in Maori. Join Sally, Spot's mum, on her search to find where the mischievous puppy is hiding. A delightful lift-the-flap story that will provide the perfect opportunity for you and your children to learn some... read more
| Author: | Jahri Jah Jah |
First words in English and Maori. 1-2 years
| Author: | Jahri Jah Jah |
Little Kiddy Maori is a great picture book to learn the basics of te reo Maori. It covers basic greetings, body parts, animals, family, numbers, farewells and more. Suitable for ages 2+.
| Author: | Tracy Duncan |
This beautiful book aims to encourage Maori language for learners of all ages. Children will love the bright, colourful illustrations.
| Author: | Joy Watson |
| Series: | Grandpa... |
Grandpa's slipers are falling to bits but he likes them too much to replace them.
| Author: | Warren Pohatu |
Out of print, advised July 2008. A new collection of traditional Maori legends illustrated in Warren Pohatu's distinctive style. Maori edition
| Author: | Chris Szekely |
This picture book is about cousins' holidays in a rural Maori community having adventures and fun together - playing in the bush, riding horses, fishing, eeling and swimming at the beach. During the holiday, a death leads to a rahui being placed on the beach. After a year, the rahui is lifted, and they return to the beach f... read more
| Author: | Dawn McMillan |
In this beautiful, evocative text, Isaac does his best to explain colour to his blind friend Luke using sensation and touch.
| Author: | Eric Carle |
Ko tenei tetahi pakiwaitara e tino aroha nuitia ana,a, inaianei, kua tuhia The Very Hungry Caterpillar ki te reo Maori. na te noho tahi o nga pikitia kanapanapa, me nga kupu mama noa, kua oti mai tenei pakiwaitara e hokia ana, e hokia ana. Koia tenei, tetahi pukapuka ka tino ngakaunuitia e nga tamariki katoa e ako... read more
| Author: | Jahri Jah Jah |
A bright Maori alphabet book with Maori vocabulary.
| Author: | Belcher |
When Tangiwai and the other tamariki go to visit a farm, they worry that the animals might find the lunches in their bags, but Koro has everything under control. Suggested level: junior, primary.