Kererū

KererūHigh in a tree in a suburban backyard, a kerer hatches. At rest in its nest, it waits for its food . . . But another stomach is rumbling, too. Will the baby kerer survive? This unflinching tale paints a complete picture of life in the wild for these beloved native birds, and offers solutions, too. The reader is invited into the story and shown how to look after Aotearoa's vulnerable wildlife. And at the end of the story there are exciting new

Illustrated by Craig Phillips - an international multi-award-winning illustrator

Sandra Morris

to help recall spoken and written words

our daring hero meets his special Māui cousins and learns about friendship

But the wind is about to bring a change

describing your family

Noise could be runaway thoughts

passing down traditional knowledge and welcoming in the new year – an English translation of the original Ngā Kupenga a Nanny Rina

tangling fishing nets

fairy women

Woven and Illustrated by Xoë Hall

The poi dance has been used for many centuries