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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.
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9780589015305
Colle3cting Antique Bottles
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NZ$ 14.99 each
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Raupo Pub. NZ (ex-Reed)
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9781741812602
My Big Book of Action Stickers
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hinkler books
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9781869790042
New Zealand Rugby Lists
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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:
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:
9780908607310
Two Plays: Toa Fraser~
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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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9781869419707
Landings
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NZ$ 28.99 each
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Author:
Jenny Pattrick
Published by:
Black Swan
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The Whanganui River at the turn of the twentieth century is a busy thoroughfare, taking sightseers through the spectacular landscape by paddle steamer and acting as highway for the sparse scatterings of settlements along its twisting length. The people who have made it their home are a diverse collection, from Samuel Blencoe, trying to forget his past life as a convict, to the hoteliers at Pipiriki, the nuns at Jerusalem, the Maori families, the Chinese market gardener and the farmers, like Danny and Stella, trying to tame the wild bush. There's also Bridie, the strange, silent girl, who haunts the banks of the river where the accident occurred that robbed her of her mind. Like the tributaries that trickle down the mountains and join the mighty river, so the lives of these people come together in this vivid and moving tale of a stunningly unique place.
First published April 2008.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869508494
Isle of Tears
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Author:
Deborah Challinor
Published by:
HarperCollins Publishers (New Zealand)
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A vivid and compelling story of enduring love and divided families from one of our bestselling historical novelists.
B Format paperback.
ISBN / ISSN:
9780854670307
Moana - Novel of Old New Zealand Days
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NZ$ 9.99 each
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Author:
Barry Mitcalfe
Published by:
Viking Sevenseas NZ Ltd
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869417253
Catching the Current
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Author:
Jenny Pattrick
Published by:
Random House New Zealand Ltd
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On the run from an unfortunate 'indiscretion', young Conrad Rasmussen finds refuge in the North Island of New Zealand under the employ of the famous (or notorious) Dane, Bishop Monrad. However Conrad - a talented and impetuous Faroeman, known in Jenny Pattrick's Denniston novels as Con the Brake - finds he cannot escape his past. This is Conrad's story, and that of the unusual woman Anahuia. It is a tale of new lands and old songs, of seafaring and war and the search for love. It is also the story of the Faroe Islands and of Denmark's early connection with New Zealand. In CATCHING THE CURRENT the free spirit is pitted against the forces of tradition. Full of compelling events, vivid communities and the irresistible character of Conrad Rasmussen, this is a terrific companion novel to the bestselling THE DENNISTON ROSE and THE HEART OF COAL.
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9781869416041
Heart of Coal
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Author:
Jenny Pattrick
Published by:
Random House New Zealand Ltd
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Eighteen years have passed since the child Rose arrived on Denniston, riding up the terrifying Incline on a stormy night. She has now grown into a young woman, intelligent and talented, with an outrageous zest for life. The trauma of her early years seems forgotten, though some recognise its shadow in her often unconventional behaviour. Rose is expected to marry her childhood friend the golden Michael Hanratty, but when dark and stubborn Brennan Scobie arrives back on the Hill after a seven-year absence, a challenge is inevitable. The opposition of Brennan's ambitious mother adds to the tension.
This sequel to the best-selling
The Denniston Rose
continues to follow the fortunes of the remote West Coast coal-mining settlement. At the turn of the century Denniston is still isolated, but all that is about to change. New challenges will confront both Rose and this close-knit society. Staying or leaving will become an ...
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9780143007401
Ned and Katina : A true love story
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Author:
Patricia Grace
Published by:
Penguin Books (N.Z.) Ltd.
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A true story of love in wartime and in peace by one of New Zealand's finest writers. In Crete during the Second World War a wounded Maori Battalion soldier and a young Cretan woman fall in love when the young infantryman is sheltered by her family. After marrying in Crete, Ned and Katina come back to live in New Zealand, settling in the Far North.
They live a long, rich and happy life together, raising a family and involving themselves in community affairs there and in the Wellington region. Ned dies in 1987, Katina in 1996. Years later, the whanau of Ned and Katina approached writer Patricia Grace to compile their parents' story. Ned & Katina is the result. This warm, beautifully written true story is impossible to put down.
First published October 2009.
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9781869415617
The Denniston Rose
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Author:
Jenny Pattrick
Published by:
Black Swan
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The bleak coal-mining of Denniston, isolated high on a plateau above the West Coast, is a place that makes or breaks those who live there. Into this chaotic community come five-year-old Rose and her mother. Set in the 1880s, this is story of a spirited child who remains a survivor.
First published 2003. This has been a best-selling book
since publication. The sequel is
Heart of Coal
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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ISBN / ISSN:
9781921520020
Sydney Bridge Upside Down
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Author:
David Ballantyne
Published by:
The Text Publishing Company
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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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9781869792084
What Remains Behind
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Author:
Dorothy Fowler
Published by:
Black Swan
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Chloe and her archaeological team have been sent on a dig of the Brook of Kerith, an 1870s religious
settlement in the north of New Zealand. Nothing stands any more, but Chloe finds more than a few shards of
pottery. As she tries to work out what happened in the fire that destroyed the buildings and ended the
community, the discovery of human remains unsettles the people who now live in the area. People with whom
Chloe grew up, each with their own agenda and links to the past. With the appearance of Chloe's wayward
sister in a neighbouring cottage, there are more recent mysteries to be uncovered, too. Moving between a
vividly realised diary written in the 1870s and the current day, this compelling novel has murder, mystery,
love, lust - and archaeology.
New author.
First published July 2009.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780143202448
Access Road
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NZ$ 37.00 each
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Author:
Maurice Gee
Published by:
Penguin Books (N.Z.) Ltd.
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2
This is a novel of family secrets and tensions, and distant past grievances, set like so much of Maurice Gee's fiction in the West Auckland town of Loomis. It is also vintage Maurice Gee, widely recognised as New Zealand's finest living fiction writer. Publication will be a significant event. New Zealand fiction doesn't get any better than this. Three brothers and sisters, all now in their eighties, two of them living in the old family home, are struggling to cope with events that have happened way back in the past. It all bursts into the open when an old school friend visits Loomis, with malice in his heart. He keeps the biggest secret of all, about the disappearance of a girl many years before. As the novel reaches its climax, the tensions reach breaking point, and violence breaks out. The death of one of the protagonists seems inevitable.
First published October 2009.
ISBN / ISSN:
9781877386824
Elusive Gold
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NZ$ 9.99 each
Author:
Tim Haywood
Published by:
Murray Haywood
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2
ISBN / ISSN:
9780790000848
Fly Fishing for Beginners
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NZ$ 22.95 each
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Author:
DRAPER K
Published by:
Reed Publishing (NZ) Ltd
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869792886
Magpie Hall
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Author:
Rachael King
Published by:
Vintage New Zealand
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2
"There were two rumours surrounding my great-great-grandfather Henry Summers: one, that his cabinet of curiosities drove him mad; and, two, that he murdered his first wife." Rosemary Summers is an amateur taxidermist and a passionate collector of tattoos. To her, both activities honour the deceased and keep their memory alive. After the death of her beloved grandfather, and while struggling to finish her thesis on gothic Victorian novels, she returns alone to Magpie Hall to claim her inheritance: Grandpa's own taxidermy collection, started more than 100 years ago by their ancestor Henry Summers. As she sorts through Henry's legacy, the ghosts of her family's past begin to make their presence known
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