What happened to the Moa

What happened to the MoaThis children's book unravels the fascinating story of what happened to the Moa, the legendary flightless bird of Aotearoa New Zealand. In this gloriously illustrated book, Ned Barraud describes the nine different species of moa, ranging from a small bush moa just over a metre high, to the giant moa at 3. 6 metres high.

A fascinating look at Matariki in New Zealand and around the world The Matariki constellation (or Pleiades) is known by many different names and is seen and celebrated by many cultures around the world

Battle of the Mountains and Pania of the Reef

Folds away easily for storage

My First Words about Tikanga Māori is an excellent and practical guide for children and adults

Aotearoa is renowned for its wild coasts

too' and continuing on through 'Z is for zukhaam

Scan the QR code on the back cover or visit our First Words website to hear each word spoken by a french speaking child

Matariki pukapuka by Kirsten Parkinson and Kitty Brown

This new collection presents a wide range of traditional myths that have been retold by some of our best Māori wordsmiths

weta tuwhaipapa / giraffe weevil

Joy Cowley

What people are saying about the book:“It is an awesome book