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The Very Hungry Caterpillar
by Eric Carle
The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Eric Carle's world-famous simple, hopeful story has become the most read children's book in Britain. Its vivid and colourful collage illustrations are iconic, and it is a must have picture book for children. The bright and bold paperback makes it the ideal bedtime book for toddlers, with its die-cut pages and finger-sized holes, children can play and read along.$21.00 Each -
Rakau Ancient Forests of Aotearoa
by Ned Barraud ***COMING 11th SEPTEMBER**
This beautifully illustrated and handsomely packaged guide to the evolution, habitats and variety of the rākau (trees) and ngahere (forests) of Aotearoa for young readers is written and illustrated in award-winning Ned Barraud’s hallmark accessible, informative and captivating style.$34.95 EachOut of stock
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Five Wee Puteketeke
by Nicola Toki
This charming picture book tells the story of Puteketeke. Previously unknown to most people, it was thrust into the spotlight when it won the 'Bird of the Century' competition held by Forest & Bird in 2023.$22.95 Each -
Guess How Much I Love You
by Sam McBratney
This gorgeous picture book has become a modern classic. The story of Little Nutbrown Hare and Big Nutbrown Hare trying to express how much they love each other is one which has captivated adults and children the world over$19.95 Each -
The Incredible Insects of Aotearoa
by Phil Sirvid and Simon Pollard
What do you call a grasshopper dressed as a gladiator? Why are sandfly bites so itchy? What links insects and Māori whakairo (carving)? How does a glow worm glow? Why does this book include sorcerers, vampires and dragons? What makes insects in Aotearoa so special? From our backyards to high in the mountains, through forests, along coastlines, and in the darkness of caves, award-winning science writer Simon Pollard and Te Papa insect expert Phil Sirvid answer these questions and more. Share in the secrets and marvels of our natural world through stunning close-up photographs, mātauranga Māori, insightful explanations, and meet-the-expert profiles.$35.00 Each -
When little yellow digger gets stuck in the mud, a range of bigger diggers are sent to finish the job.$21.95 Each -
Dr Seuss Green Eggs & Ham
by Dr Seuss
When Sam-I-am persists in pestering a grumpy grouch to eat a plate of green eggs and ham, perseverance wins the day, teaching us all that we cannot know what we like until we have tried it!$14.95 Each -
Where The Wild Things Are
by Maurice Sendak
Where the Wild Things Are is fifty years old! Maurice Sendak's Caldecott Medal-winning picture book has become one of the most highly acclaimed and best-loved children's books of all time. A must for every child's bookshelf.$19.95 Each -
Around & About Aotearoa
by Dave Gunson
Who built New Zealand’s first car? Or our first aeroplane? Where was our first bread baked? Ever wondered which pie is Aotearoa’s favourite? Or our favourite ice cream? Which lake could swallow the Auckland Sky Tower with plenty of room to spare? Where’s our longest bridge? Or our shortest river? What does koru actually mean? Author and illustrator Dave Gunson has embarked on a wacky and eye-opening tiki tour around Aotearoa New Zealand past and present, and has found the answers to all these and other equally fascinating and important questions. Read them all in Around and About Aotearoa!$29.95 Each -
After the success of All Day Baking: Savoury, Not Sweet, Michael and Pippa James return with Sweet Seasons, in this cookbook featuring more than 80 delectable recipes from retro hits to modern marvels.$60.00 Each -
Modern Chinese
by Sam Low
Sam Low demystifies modern Chinese cooking with a collection of accessible, easy recipes that can be cooked with ingredients from the supermarket.$49.95 Each -
What Can I Bring?
by Sophie Hansen
The easiest and best gatherings are when everyone pitches in. It's sanity-saving for the host, not to mention energy- and money-saving. And arguably more fun and interesting. But what do you make when asked to bring a plate?$55.00 Each
