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ISBN / ISSN:
9780589015305
Colle3cting Antique Bottles
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NZ$ 14.99 each
Published by:
Raupo Pub. NZ (ex-Reed)
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869711283
Changing Pace : A memoir
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NZ$ 44.99 each
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Author:
Sir Richard Hadlee
Published by:
Hodder Moa
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This memoir recounts the last few years of Sir Richard Hadlee's cricketing career before describing the tumultuous period in his life that followed his retirement. He describes the way in which his life, once so successful and full of high achievement, was suddenly shattered as he experienced a debilitating heart attack that led to major surgery, and shortly afterwards his marriage of twenty-two years disintegrated and came to a painful end. He then describes how, with the help of the woman who was to become his new wife he picked up the pieces and created a new life, first as a cricket ambassador and commentator, and then as the chairman of selectors for New Zealand Cricket. If he had hoped that at that point his life might become smoother sailing he soon found that being a cricket selector brought with it fresh challenges and exposed him to close scrutiny and criticism from the media.
ISBN / ISSN:
9781741812602
My Big Book of Action Stickers
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NZ$ 15.00 each
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Published by:
hinkler books
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780143006671
No, It's Not OK : How to Stop the Cycle of Bullying
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NZ$ 29.99 each
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Author:
Tania Roxborogh & Kim Stephenson
Published by:
Penguin Books (N.Z.) Ltd.
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No, It's Not OK deals with the bully/victim problems in New Zealand and outlines effective ways of counteracting and preventing such problems. Bullying is one of the biggest challenges for a child to deal with and extends past the boundaries of school into their home lives. With the advances in technology, bullying has taken on a new face through abusive emails and texts. It is a growing issue in NZ. The authors have had extensive professional involvement with the issues and consequences of bullying. In preparing this book they have conducted focus groups and interviewed children, parents and teachers, and reviewed all of the available local and international research on the subject.
First published September 2007.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869790042
The New Zealand Book of Rugby Lists
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NZ$ 29.99 each
Paperback
Author:
Steve Barnett & John McCrystal
Published by:
Random House New Zealand Ltd
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A miscellany of rugby trivia for the footy equivalent of trainspotters (and let’s face it, there are thousands and thousands of them). Ranging from the weird to the drop-dead serious, the lists include: ACC’s top rugby injuries, animals on the field, best rugby grounds 2nd or 3rd div, best-ever NZ fifteen, biggest gates, black days – eg 1981, broken limbs that changed the course of history, cases of rugby prowess used as criminal defence, famous and infamous yellow and red cards, most common medical operations for rugby players, famous ops (eg Jones’s knee), curiosities from early years (eg Munroe’s stick), family dynasties, famous altercations, great excuses for losing, greatest moments (according to 10 players), greatest try scorers, grudges, etc, etc.
First published August 2008.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780908607310
Two Plays: Toa Fraser~
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NZ$ 28.99 each
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Author:
Toa Fraser
Published by:
Playmarket
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Features 'Bare' and 'No. 2', two sparkling contemporary classics that have toured the world to acclaim.No 2, now a major motion picture is "tantamount to a Fijian soap opera in one installment - and it's glorious.Bare cuts to the heart of the personal and the political, revealing an appealing community of opposites.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780143204152
Arse-up Creek
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NZ$ 37.00 each
Paperback
Author:
Al Lester
Published by:
Penguin Books (N.Z.) Ltd.
In Stock:
12
Another collection of outrageous hunting yarns from the master of the genre,'Big Al' Lester. A jetboat trip gone disastrously wrong, kamikaze deer, the Hermit of Fiordland, a pigeon called Tegal, the sacred eel - these are just some of the rollicking stories told by 'Big Al' and his mates. Plenty of laughs for the hunting mad, hard case and hare-brained among us!
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780143305163
The Limping Man (Salt #3)
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NZ$ 19.99 each
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Author:
Maurice Gee
Published by:
Puffin Books
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10
The third instalment of Maurice Gee's breathtaking
Salt
series - now rejacketed.
What is the source of the Limping Man's monstrous power? Nobody can withstand it, a soft crawling that seeps into your skin and wriggles into your mind, making you powerless with love for him even as his cruelties multiply.
When Hana's mam chooses to swallow frogweed poison rather than die in the great witch-burning in People's Square, Hana flees the burrows before she too is taken.
Deep in the forest she meets Ben, son of Lo, and the two journey back to the burrows to find a way to destroy the Limping Man before his evil consumes the world.
But first they must discover the secret of his strength.
First published March 2010.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869508234
Legend of Beau Baxter
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NZ$ 36.99 each
Paperback
Author:
Ivan Dunn
Published by:
HarperCollins Publishers (New Zealand)
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6
Flashman in rugger shorts. Wonderful writing, funny and fast paced -- for rugby fans with a sense of humour. A rollicking leg-pull that plays fast and loose with rugby lore, in the style of an alternative (and much funnier) history of one of our most famous touring rugby teams - the 1924 Invincibles - practically saints in Kiwi rugby mythology.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781921656491
Traitor
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NZ$ 39.00 each
Paperback
Author:
Stephen Daisley
Published by:
The Text Publishing Company
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6
What would make a soldier betray his country?
In the battle-smoke and chaos of Gallipoli, a young New Zealand soldier helps a Turkish doctor fighting to save a boy's life. Then a shell bursts nearby; the blast that should have killed them both consigns them instead to the same military hospital.
Mahmoud is a Sufi. A whirling dervish, he says, of the Mevlevi order. He tells David stories. Of arriving in London with a pocketful of dried apricots. Of Majnun, the man mad for love, and of the saint who flew to paradise on a lion skin. You are God, we are all gods, Mahmoud tells David; and a bond grows between them.
A bond so strong that David will betray his country for his friend.
Stephen Daisley's astonishing debut novel is a story of war and of love—how each changes everything, forever. Evoking horror and beauty and a profound sense of the possibility of transformation, Traitor is that rarest of things: a work of fiction ...
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9780854670307
Moana - Novel of Old New Zealand Days
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NZ$ 9.99 each
Hardback
Author:
Barry Mitcalfe
Published by:
Viking Sevenseas NZ Ltd
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5
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869413897
The Story of a New Zealand River
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29.99 each
Paperback
Author:
Jane Mander
Published by:
Vintage New Zealand
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5
The narrative of Alice Roland's long and steady growth towards shared love, a new awareness of life and a sense of personal liberation flows through the pages of the first New Zealand novel to convincingly confront many of the twentieth century's major political, religious, moral and social issues - including women's rights.
This is the most celebrated of Jane Mander's six novels, and is believed by many to be the source of Jane Campion's film
The Piano
.
Cover design by Trelise Cooper.
First published 1920; this edition 2007.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869506346
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Band of Gold
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NZ$ 36.99 each
Paperback
Author:
Deborah Challinor
Published by:
Harpercollins
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4
On the goldfields of Ballarat vows are broken - can a wounded heart ever forgive? When the Yarrowee River bursts its banks, Rian Farrell, a dashing Irish sea captain and part-time gunrunner, disappears in the torrential flood. Believing herself a widow, the headstrong and passionate Kitty Farrell's heart is left in tatters after the sudden death of her beloved husband. In her grief, she finally succumbs to the attractions of his long-time shipmate, Daniel, who has loved her from afar for many years. The consequences are disastrous, and will challenge Kitty Farrell both physically and mentally. The resulting novel is a heady mix of powerful relationships and memorable, passionate characters, whose compelling story plays out against a skilfully depicted and utterly realistic backdrop of Old Ballarat. An accomplished novelist and professional historian, experienced author Deborah Challinor brings her extensive skills as a bestselling ...
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780476013186
Mrs McBeaton's Economical Haggis Attack
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NZ$ 19.99 each
Author:
ed Jackie Evans
Published by:
waimahea publications
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3
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780143010913
Pounamu Pounamu
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NZ$ 28.00 each
Paperback
Author:
Witi Ihimaera
Published by:
Penguin Books (N.Z.) Ltd.
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3
Classic Ihimaera. First published by Reed in 1972, it collects stories about Maori within settings that are Maori and with characters who are central to that setting — heroes, heroines and villains — rather than supporting players or sidekicks. These stories introduce the themes of aroha, whanaungatanga and manaakitanga — love, acknowledging kin and tribal relationships, and supporting Maori identity — that run through much of Ihimaera’s later work.
This new edition of Pounamu Pounamu includes two stories that have been rewritten for IHIMAERA His Best Stories (Reed 2003), and an explanation by Ihimaera of the reasons for this rewriting.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780864736161
Somebody Loves Us All
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NZ$ 38.00 each
Paperback
Author:
Damien Wilkins
Published by:
Victoria University Press
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3
DoP November 2009, Wellington
Title change from "Speech Marks"
Paddy Thompson, speech therapist, newspaper columnist, is fifty and happy. His dark period is behind him: a failed marriage, a career crisis. Now he lives with Helena (‘the best thing that ever happened to him’), helps kids with their speech problems, and has moved his mother into the next-door apartment. His life feels sane and settled.
So what are these new signs of upset? One of his clients refuses to speak. Helena is under stress at work. His newspaper column has run out of puff. Paddy buys a bicycle. He feels, with a typical metaphorical flourish, that ‘one of those great wheels of life had begun a revolution’. Then his mother presents him with the biggest challenge of his life. What follows, in this wonderfully expansive novel, takes Paddy deep into the vortex of family love.
The book, boldly and exuberantly, asks large questions about how we express ...
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781921520020
Sydney Bridge Upside Down
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NZ$ 32.00 each
Paperback
Author:
David Ballantyne
Published by:
The Text Publishing Company
In Stock:
3
Harry Baird lives with his mother, father and younger brother Cal in Calliope Bay, at the edge of the world. Summer has come, and those who can have left the bay for the allure of the far away city. Among them is Harry's mother, who has left behind a case of homemade ginger beer and a vague promise of return.
Harry and Cal are too busy enjoying their holidays, playing in the caves and the old abandoned slaughterhouse, to be too concerned with her absence. When their older cousin-the beautiful, sophisticated Caroline-comes from the city to stay with the Bairds, Harry is besotted. With their friend Dibs Kelly, the boys and Caroline spend the long summer days exploring the bay and playing games.
But Harry is very protective of Caroline and jealous of the attention she receives from other men. And what looked to be a pleasurable summer is overshadowed by certain 'accidents' in the old slaughterhouse and a general air of ...
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869508265
The Taniwha's Tear (#2)
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NZ$ 22.99 each
Paperback
Author:
David Hair
Published by:
HarperCollins New Zealand
In Stock:
3
In
The Bone Tiki
, David Hair began a cycle of compelling action-packed fantasy novels, steeped in the mythology and history of New Zealand.
The spine-chilling adventure continues in
The Taniwha's Tear
. Matiu Douglas has promised to help the storyteller's daughter, but there are a few problems. The daughter is dead - she's been petrified in stone for centuries. And she's no longer human - she's a taniwha. When Matiu Douglas and his friends defeated Puarata, the tohunga makutu, they thought they'd won the war. Instead they started one. Now his warlocks are fighting for supremacy in a violent struggle spreading across the magical land of Aotearoa and into our world. The outcome will be determined by the taniwha Mat has promised to save. But Mat is about to discover no-one can be trusted when your enemies have already mastered powers he has barely begun to learn. Can loyalty and friendship prevail over centuries-old evil? ...
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780143204381
The Whale Rider (Popular Penguin)
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NZ$ 12.99 each
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Author:
Witi Ihimaera
Published by:
Penguin Books (N.Z.) Ltd.
In Stock:
3
Eight-year-old Kahu craves her great-grandfather's love and attention. But he's focused on his duties as leader of a tribe that claims descent from the legendary 'whale rider'. In every generation since the whale rider, a male has inherited the title of chief. But now there is no male heir - only Kahu. Her great-grandfather is blinded by tradition and sees no use for a girl. But Kahu will not be ignored. In her struggle she has a unique ally: the whale rider himself.
First published 1987.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869711702
A Good Keen Man (50th Anniversary Edition 2009)
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NZ$ 44.99 each
Hardback
Author:
Barry Crump (illustrated Dennis Turner)
Published by:
Hachette Livre New Zealand
In Stock:
2
2009 marks the 50th anniversary of the publication of legendary New Zealander Barry Crump's first and most-loved novel, 'A Good Keen Man'. Crump worked for many years as a government deer-culler and the book was the result of his collected experiences.
First publisged 1960; this edition 2009.
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