Pakupaku Pīwakawaka

Pakupaku PīwakawakaPakupaku Pwakawaka is told through the eyes of a fantail. He is a child of the atua Tane and serves as a protector of his forest. As each predator attempts to enter the forest, Piwakawaka greets them with his distinctive tweet. The intruders must explain themselves, and it is determined who will be sent away and who will remain. Marion Day and illustrated by Anna Evans

Miriama Kamo

helps the witch come up with a cunning and evil plan to keep those little lambs quiet

There is so much you can do with this rauemi bundle to incorporate te reo Māori in your centre or whare

As we continue to fill our landfills with toxic non-biodegradable rubbish

It’s the national kapa haka competition time again

Under The Ocean introduces young children to the creatures that live in the seas around New Zealand

A charming and funny story about how we celebrate Christmas in Aotearoa with words and music to sing along with by acclaimed musician Anna Coddington and illustrations by award-winning Story Hemi-Morehouse

Not a ball of just any old feathers

Great activity for Cook Islands Language Week

Learn the names of different native plants

and natural treasures of our unique and beautiful land

A portion of each purchase is donated to Save the KiwiPuzzle and box made from recycled boardThis illustration is from best selling and award-winning Kuwi the Kiwi series of books