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Author: Moemoana Safa'ato'a Schwenke Release Date: 7th February 2025 Picture Book, Text in English 24 pages, 250mm x 150 mm ISBN 978-1-06705-000-9 What would you do to protect the island you love In I Love My Island, tamaiti from across the Pacific answer the call of their ancestors to care for thei...

You are meant to be hearing God speak all the time, as often as you want. In this refreshing how to book Mark and Miriam explain that its not because of our behaviour that we dont hear God. Its simply because we dont know how.

This book collects and expands on papers presented at the New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities 2009 national symposium on sustainable transport and our built environment.

A book to inspire, impel and sustain the person who wishes to live creatively.

This finely crafted volume represents with elegance and finesse, the lifes work of the sculptor, painter and video artist Michael Nicholson.

The tensions of betrayal fuel Dean Parkers new play all the way, as a fascinating contrast to the relaxed sociable world of the New Zealand Legation in post-war Moscow, 1947. Linds

A play about trying to find love, about hopes and dreams and disappointments, the twists of fate, coming to terms with life, old-age stuff but as well, in the background, the drama of those

Short plays full of intensity and drama.

Epic, disturbing and at times unnervingly funny, a play for theatre examines the relationship between responsibility and issues of global importance, forcing us to confront our complic

A series of still lifes composed by writer Margaret Egan and photographer Bridgit Anderson to create a portrait of Margarets grandfather Cecil Wallace, a Kaikoura dentist, and his wife Stella. The

A beautiful collection of verse and image.

John McLeods account of his time as a peacekeeper in Angola is the most revealing account yet written about what can happen when we send New Zealand service personnel on peace enforcement operat

Douglas Wright is an award-winning choreographer, dancer and author. This is his second volume of poetry.

Following much-acclaimed memoirs Ghost Dance (winner Montana best first non-fiction work) and Terra Incognito, is Douglas Wrights first book of poetry, laughing mirror.

With an Introduction by Ian Mune and artwork by Robyn Gibson, Ian Rockels third collection of poems meditates on family and other intimate relationships. Early reviewers have commented that it con

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Introducing this new collection, renowned actor Ian Mune describes it as a journey through a dreamworld, fragile under threat of dissolution. But our journey becomes one of discovery, he says, leav

An accomplished first volume of poetry.

Awake beneath the skyscape of the crumpled blue bedspread, I reach for your hand. Curled up in the o of now, we shake between before and after

His casual skill is easy to underestimate; the perfectly pitched tone of nostalgia; the deftly chosen details so evocative of time and place; the diction, which nails his scenes with such em

Kevin Irelands 22nd volume of poetry.

Ruminative and acerbically direct poems from Dunstan Ward.

John Davidsons second volume of poetry, influenced by his lifelong study of the history and culture of Greece.

Artefact (n): an object made by a human being, typically one of cultural or historical interest. Ventifact (n): a stone shaped by the erosive action of wind-blown sand.  

Almanac, history, lament, proclamation. Poems that wear their green uniforms the way we did at school. Tuned to everything underneath them. Elegant as Chanel suits. Tough as." Janet Charman

A substantial and rewarding collection, drawn from Leonards extensive body of work.

Nicholas Reids stunning second poetry collection. Reid is the opposite of a hard-bitten poet, for all his Larkinian disillusionment with the world and its ways. Scratch him and youll fin

complex, multi-dimensional poetry. carries out several dialogues at the same time: with itself, with literature and with the reader. Sue Wootton

An oustanding second collection from a young New Zealand poet.

A brand new volume of poems from one of New Zealands most prominent and well-loved writers.

Bills poems touch on science, politics, family and personal concerns, including humour as well as more serious comments on current New Zealand issues.

A beautiful new collection of poems from Tom Weston.

A sensitively connected sequence held me from beginning to end with its tender, understated sophistication." Selina Tusitala Marsh  

A baby grows from a poppyseed, a lizard is chased into dust. Remembering grandparents, dreaming of houses, contemplating nature and the nature of contemplation. This is the stuff of.

Bob Orrs poetry tautly controlled imagistic lyrics, some of intense verbal beauty and force of feeling" ~ The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature

a collection of poetry built around the earthquakes that rewrote Christchurch in the summer of 2011.

shows her first book was no flash in the pan. Wootton is a talented poet. She writes with sparkle and verve. Tom Weston, The Press This new book persua

these poems glow with heart. They are laid-back, warm and loveable. Hamesh Wyatt, Otago Daily Times

the third outstanding collection of poetry from award-winning poet and fiction writer Sue Wootton. a collection of poems remarkable for their inventiveness, grace and range

A stunning first collection of poetry.

Juliet McLachlan is a young poet of depth and surprise. Her ideas arrive on the page with a strong sense of purpose to challenge and delight the reader. Kerrin P Sharpe

Never quite as simple as they seem, the poems of Leonard Lambert have delighted both newcomers to poetry and old practitioners alike.

Nicolas poems touch on travel, teaching, nature, love and family. The structure of this first collection echoes the life-path of the gannet/tkapu flying off for many years, finally to return to

Its hard to think of another poet, here or anywhere, who manages to convey so much in so few words, or with such delicacy and lightness of touch.

A careful driver, Terry Locke looks both ways as he approaches the roundabout of the zero. Negotiating the intersection of noun and verb, he shifts registers more deftly than a courier changes gea

Peter Bland is the same on the page as he is in person: good company, a warm voice offering humour, hard-won wisdom and good advice Stephen Statford

These Collected Poems confirm Peters reputation as one of New Zealands finest poets. From evocations of the conformist 50s to explorations of the post-modern era, his celebration of idiom and un

Miriam Barrs first major collection of poetry.

from Surrealist Weather There was the wind too, that scoured bald hills for answers, finding only insects to shatter against our skin, our crib rocked in the night: the house built on

an examination of a love affair and its ramifications. Owl-light is that imperfectly lit liminal zone between night and day; a transitional time when difficult things (

A lavishly illustrated poem sequence that pays tribute to the Hokianga.

A warm cloak of words from Te Awhina.

You would know the secret of death. But how shall you find it unless you seek it in the heart of life The owl whose night-bound eyes are blind unto the day cannot unveil the mystery of light. If y

Written with breathtaking simplicity, this is a collection of devastating beauty and power. Its rare to find poetry that can convey so much, with such brevity. Wes Lees poetry will t

Richard Wagner referred to himself repeatedly as a poet rather than as a composer and would surely have been delighted to find himself the subject of a volume of poetry”

Coming across Gordon Challiss poems was one of the great moments of my life Hes been a big presence for me I cant think of any poets who write the sort of poems that he writes,

A magical dbut collection of poetry.

In this new collection Peter continues his search for a lost sense of the sacred and explores his wanting to be a child again.

Poems that make for a wonderful ride for reader or listener.’

An irreverent collection from Kevin Ireland

This collection honours the art of healthcare and is a tribute to all nurses in Aotearoa New Zealand and their patients.

A rich and deeply rewarding collection of poetry.

Who is Rumpelstiltskin Misshapen spinner of straw into gold Evil or misunderstood Would a good lawyer have helped A new volume of poetry from John Adams.

A brand new collection of poetry from a powerfully alert mind that is fully engaged with real and serious matters.(Hugh Roberts, New Zealand Listener

An assured volume of poetry.

finely wrought poems, distinguished as much by an alert ear and sharp eye as a gentle sensibility. Peter Kuch, Eamon Cleary Professor of Irish Studies, University of Otago

50 poems for 50 years.

An illustrated collection of poems by author and artist Jan FitzGerald.

Another remarkable collection from one of New Zealands favourite poets.

In his sixth collection, John Davidson writes warm, wise poems about encounters with people and situations, both real and imaginary, over many decades, and reflects on some of the issues that life

Celebrate life and remember the dead with Peter Blands new poetry collection.

An earlier draft of this book won the 2014 International Writers Workshop Kathleen Grattan prize for a sequence of poems. Award judge Janet Charman said that the poems jumped out at her as intell

Working-class poets major new collection. Read Tracey Slaughters speech at the launch here.

Now, at 85, this is Kevin Irelands 25th collection of poems.

A poets Italian soujourn a taut new collection from Tom Weston. Toms last book, What Is Left Behind, was long-listed for the 2018 Ockham Book Awards.

Former Listener columnist Denis Welch branches into poetry personal and political, with a splash of satire.

John Davidson retells myths and historical events (sometimes to highlight a modern concern or controversy), reinvents mythical or historical individuals, and now and then enjoys shameless forays in

Terry Lockes poems employ a direct and apparent simplicity of language to reveal the deeper complexities of what it means to be human.

Alexandra Fraser possesses a sharp, scientific eye and fine lyric voice. Imbued with these skills, a beautifully crafted book about family, photography, physics, stargazing and so mu

The memoirs of Edward Dillon OConnor, 19031978.

In 1812 Aart Kool was a young Dutch engineering officer in Napoleons army on the march to Moscow. Of the 600,000 troops in that infamous campaign, only 15,000 made it home. Aart was one.

Ten Khmer women tell their stories of Cambodias recent tragic past. Those who have told their stories in this book have survived against all the odds. The book is a tribute to their s

Reflections on reaching 100

With chapters by professors Sebastian Black, Paul Millar Peter Whiteford. A ground-breaking exploration of Vincent OSullivan as critic, editor, essayist, librettist, Mansfield scholar, novel

Author and singer-songwriter, Mark Sommerset's first album, SWIM, consisting of 14 acoustic tracks recorded in the summer of 2023

Once purchased, a link to download MP3 song files and album artwork will be sent to the email address you provide during check out Tracklist: Chemistry of Angels This First Love Stories

The third hilarious installment in the award-winning Baa Baa Smart Sheep series. Themes include humour, farts, social emotional learning

Beautifully illustrated gentle story about a young girl coming to terms with the loss of a loved one

Uplifting, rhyming children's picture book about a little cork surfing the high seas. Themes include kindness, courage, compassion and curiosity

A beautiful follow-up to the much-loved children's picture book Cork on the Ocean exploring themes of love, friendship and adventure

Beautifully illustrated, award-winning, multi-layered fable about overcoming yourself and your environment to realise your dreams

Cheeky, laugh-out-loud sequel to the award-winning children's picture book, Baa Baa Smart Sheep. Themes include humour, revenge, social and emotional intelligence

Charming, award-winning children's picture book that takes an uplifting look at happiness, sadness and the true value of friendship

Little Baa Baa and Quirky Turkey have delighted readers all around the world with their hilarious-read-aloud encounters dealing with persuasive language, misrepresentation, and revenge gone wrong. Grab this award-winning three book set for triple the giggles and a fun reminder, in this age of info

Hilarious, award-winning children's picture book series by Mark Sommerset including Baa Baa Smart Sheep, I Love Lemonade and Bedtime Blast-off

Giggles galore await in the hilarious 3 book Baa Baa Smart Sheep series and an adventure of resilience and friendship in the award-winning Two Little Bugs. Hardcover book set includes one hardcover copy of each of the following: Baa Baa Smart Sheep (Childrens Choice Award, Book Awards

From giggles galore in the 3 book Baa Baa Smart Sheep series to adventures in courage, friendship and resilience in Cork on the Ocean. to award-winning book design in the sweet and thoughtful Two Little Bugs. there is something here for every reader of every age. Paperback book set includes o

Hilarious, award-winning children's picture book about a smart sheep outsmarting a gullible turkey. Themes include humour, playing tricks, critical thinking

Sounds to Sounds combo Bikepacking from Marlborough Sounds to Milford Sounds, both books 1. The inspirational coffee table book that showcases the 1500-kilometre bikepacking journey from Marlborough Sounds to Milford Sound. 2. The official guide gives you the practical information youll need as you ride the 1,500 kilometre route from Marlborough Sounds to Milford Sound.

ABOUT THE BOOK A broken marriage, a failed business and a man angry at God on an 11 day motorcycle road trip with his mates. 11 DAYS is an astonishing new novel based on a true story a story that has taught thousands to have conversations with God in a way they never thought possible. Jack

The Freedom Diaries tells how author Mark Holloway discovers completely by accident, and at the worst time in his life, how to have a back and forth conversation with God. Thousands of readers tell of miracles including healed marriages, improved finances and say that the book helps them hear God

11 DAYS is an astonishing novel from The Freedom Diaries based on a true story a story that has taught thousands to hear God in a way they never thought possible. Available in Paperback or E-Book.

Gorgeous, full-colour coffee-table book depicting scenes from Bishop Pompalliers ministry in New Zealand (18381868).

What is the kernel of Jesus, and what is the husk that the millennia have wrapped around him

In 1976 Shaun Davison joined a thriving community of over 100 at Mount St Marys Seminary, Hawkes Bay, most of whom were training to be Catholic priests. Just twelve years later the seminary closed

Being the authoritative history of Dr Michael John OLeary, Earl of Seacliff.

Selected wrertings, meditations, outbursts, decrees and diversions from the founder of Driving Creek Railway.

One of the most significant, assured and accessible of contemporary poetic voices, and as a widely read autobiographer and commentator" Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature.

Ian Rockels poems are spiced with dreams and apocalyptic visions of this life and the next where we may be bound if were lucky, despite the indifference of many towards the parlous state of our

Evocative writings about the formative years and music of New Zealands foremost classical composer, Douglas Lilburn.

Is Alice May Parkinson a feminist heroine or a callous killer or simply a desperate woman who ran out of choices  

Born female, prosecuted in 1945 for marrying another woman, Iris Florence Williams lived as a man for sixty years.

Lloyds wife Shirley, having so often heard him say, I went there on me bike", insisted he record the intrepid cycling journeys he made around New Zealand as a young man in the 1930s and 40s.

Mark Beehre combines documentary photography and oral history to recount the lives of 45 gay men and how their lives journeys have, for the moment, led them towards or away from relationship

In 1986 assorted material relating to Llewellyn Owen (18711950) was gifted to the Ashburton Museum, and a brief project to learn more about his life school teacher, private music teacher, compos

After-dinner conversation turned naturally to the family and, inevitably, our mutual grandmother, Kate. I wonder who she really was, I said. Nothing seems to make any sense. Paul looked at me i

Lively tales from the life of a gigging musician as few outside the business know it.

Unfinished at the time of his death, Harry Hollands study of Burns has remained unpublished in book form until now.

The inspiring true story of a young girls courage to overcome lifes obstacles.

Like a great shining plow driven by superhuman forces, it goes tearing, ripping, swearing through the brains of men, remorselessly rooting up the evil idols and the false foundations. The ablest a

When Kiwi cricketers conquered the world the 1980s era of Hadlee, Crowe Co. A must for every cricket fan

Dinah has always managed to make the direst of adventures sound like a hilarious and entertaining Sunday stroll. This one is a great read and the most hair-raising of all. Thank goodness she came

A writers candid memoir

This full-colour book displays 152 of Janices works, with notes on each by the artist, and has an introduction by Brian Easton.

Rich, poetic Kiwi cultural treasure the songs of the pioneers: whalers, sealers, gumdiggers, goldminers, unionists, and other hard cases.

A stunning, fully illustrated guide to the country and times that shaped our greatest short story writer a feast of images and relevant excerpts from Mansfields stories and journals.

A unique diary and and photo album detailing the life and times of a young man in 1920s New Zealand.

With the help of newly available archival documents, James Bade re-assesses key historical incidents to unravel the mysteries and misunderstandings surrounding the Sea Devil. The book includes six

A new guide to a wide and exciting art of New Zealand music for students and interested lay people.

English and Mori are separated by as great a distance as any two languages on earth, but this book reveals a previously unrecognised connection between their vocabularies.

The story of how the New Zealand dairy industry changed in the 40 years to the formation of Fonterra in 2001.

Do myths and legends have anything to teach us about understanding Mori values and society

This colourful memoir combines vivid storytelling tales of growing up in Tokomaru Bay in the 1940s and 50s with detail of the campaigns and cultural initiatives in which Tama Te Kapua Poata wa

A tribute to many who have shaped ideas, implemented changes and nurtured the distinctive culture of the University of Waikato.

This book investigates New Zealands shortage of affordable and social housing. A variety of contributors argue that when affordable and social housing is under-provided by the market, more active

How can traditional Mori built environments inform contemporary urban development How could Mori values inspire our visions for the 21st century city What can indigenous knowledge tell us about

This book collects and expands on papers presented at the New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities 2009 national symposium on sustainable transport and our built environment.

New Zealand houses including many built in the 1990s Mediterranean style are too often damp, cold and mouldy. Find out what we can do about it.

New Zealands population is expected to grow by one million people in the next 20 years. The arrival of peak oil and accumulating evidence of climate change force us to reconsider the way we grow

Celebrating twenty-five years of Multicultural New Zealand, the umbrella organisation for ethnic migrant and refugee communities in NZ.  

Ranginui Walker, Nghuia Te Awektuku, Mason Durie, Linda Tuhiwai Smith, Graham Hingangaroa Smith, Taiarahia Black, Ngpare Hopa, Wally Penetito, Margie Maaka and Atholl Anderson talk about what sh

What drives urban change in New Zealand How can our cities and towns provide a desirable, prosperous, socially inclusive, healthy and environmentally sustainable way of life

This book is in tribute to Ian McLean Wards (19202003), who as researcher and writer, civil servant and cultural activist, contributed greatly to promoting awareness of history. The authors exp

A history of the New Zealand Forest Service, and a plea for the action needed to preserve our flora and fauna from extinction.

Essential reading if youve ever wondered why New Zealand produces so few successful export-driven science and technology companies and what we need to do about it." Harry Mills, author of Zer

Cities in New Zealand is a call to everyone with a stake in our cities to take hopeful action, so that our cities provide us, our children and grandchildren with places for a good life.

Tutu te Puehu Raising the dust on the New Zealand Wars.

The Maxwell Fernie Organ at St Mary of the Angels. 2019, the estate of Maxwell Fernie

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Three of Dee Pigneguy's fascinating books for $50 (RRP $85) Dee's books - Grow Me Well, Nature's Techno Tricks and Exploring Nature's Pattern Magic are a constant source of fascinating information on how the natural world works. including how your own amazing body works and what it needs to live a l...

Buy all five of Amber McEwan's books AND her Go Whitebait card game for only $70 (RRP $131) Whitebait Have you seen our gorgeous galaxiids in your local stream Our gorgeous what Galaxiids Well, maybe you haven't seen them. These beautiful native fish are shy and often can't be seen, not only because...

Buy all three of Amber McEwan's native New Zealand freshwater wildlife books AND her Go Whitebait card game for only $50 (RRP $91) Whitebait Have you seen our gorgeous galaxiids in your local stream Our gorgeous what Galaxiids Well, maybe you haven't seen them. These beautiful native fish are shy an...

Two beautifully illustrated rhyming stories and a fabulously fun card game about Aotearoa New Zealand's fish $39 (RRP $65) Perfect for younger kids, Whitebait Wriggle and Eel Song are beautifully illustrated rhyming stories that teach about our precious native whitebait species (the galaxiids) and o...

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Buy all three books about our amazing long fin eels for $35 (RRP $62) Aotearoa New Zealand's long fin eels are unique and amazing creatures. The longfin eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) is the world's largest and longest-lived freshwater eel, and is a creature of great cultural and biological significan...

Buy all three of Amber McEwan's native New Zealand freshwater wildlife books for $39 (RRP $66) Whitebait Have you seen our gorgeous galaxiids in your local stream Our gorgeous what Galaxiids Well, maybe you haven't seen them. These beautiful native fish are shy and often can't be seen, not only beca...

Buy 2 Hugh Major books and get 50% off Notes on the Mysterium Tremendum Two Kinds of Mystery, Three Kinds of Epiphany. ..Miracles and Reality ..Irrational Reasoning "Our journey in consciousness is too profound and multifarious to fit into one theory or be accounted for by one system of thought" Not...

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an astonishing novel from The Freedom Diaries based on a true story a story that has taught thousands to hear God in a way they never thought possible. Available in Paperback or E-Book.

Mark Holloway doesnt want to have to talk about the bloody history of New Zealand - but he discovers that God does When he least expects it, God startles Mark, author of best seller The Freedom Diaries, with a back and forth conversation about Mori (Indigenous), Pkeh (European) and the La

tells how author Mark Holloway discovers completely by accident, and at the worst time in his life, how to have a back and forth conversation with God. Thousands of readers tell of miracles including healed marriages, improved finances and say that the book helps them hear God

Set amidst the physical and psychological landscapes of New Zealand's southern hills and grasslands, Beneath Pale Water is a social realist and expressionistic novel that follows a triangle of three damaged individuals - a sculptor, a vagrant and a model - who have grown calcified shells against the...

Set in Kawerau during the 1950s when the town is being constructed around the mill, this novel is evocative of New Zealand at that time. The main character, Sandra McLeod, arrives as a child from England with her 10 Pom family, but their new life isnt what theyd hoped it would be. Via flashbacks rec...

One lifetime, two battles. Its 1953 and Briar is a dreamer living with his father in Pukekohe. His behaviour sees him sent to a training farm to be turned into a man." But the plan backfires when his arrival awakens feelings in fellow shearer, Aussie. Tane is the farm foreman and his Mori heritage s...

Leo Harris, union president at the mill in a one-industry town in the rural heartland, has a problem. So long as I live and breathe, he says. Ill stand up to power." But the mills CEO insists This was a showdown waiting to happen." Its 1986 and the entire town and its people are caught in the stalem...

Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarrotti has risen into Rome's artistic elite, and the ailing Pope Clement commissions him to paint The Last Judgement. When the artist apprentices Tomasso, a young nobleman, to be his muse and inspiration, Michelangelo must contend with the conflict between his growing l...

Who is the stranger found dead in the woods, outside Pamela Lady Scawton's family home Why was he carrying a stone that changes colour and a threatening letter The Alexandrite is a story of class conflict, hidden sins, and deceit.  

From the historical to the fantastical, the real to the surreal, this exciting anthology of New Zealand fiction, poetry, and artwork presents the varied voices and styles of New Zealand writing at its bestexhibiting work from established and award-winning authors as well as some lively fresh ink fro...

Rivers Ran Red is the first book in The Last of the Romans trilogy. In a whirlwind of fire and carnage, Attila the Hun wheels half a million horseman towards Roman territory. One war will decide the fate of civilization. Can the battle-scarred general, Avitus, unite dubious allies and mortal enemies...

Shes six feet tall and handles a motorbike like a professional, but Kate has insecurities that match her height and she ignores her past by pushing her fingers into her ears. Why did her mother Jane only communicate through poetry What became of her grandmother Meredith who travelled up the Whanganu...

We were probably doomed from the moment the virus hit the airport. Several years after a global meltdown, New Zealand, along with the rest of the world, is still in chaos. No electricity, no broadband, and people are in survival mode at least until somebody turns the lights on again. Ruth has always...

Its 1981 and New Zealand is about to host the Springboks from apartheid South Africa for a national rugby tour. The well-supported protest movement pitches against a nation of die-hard rugby supporters. Despite growing public protest, the Government and Rugby Union are adamant the tour will proceed....

A gorilla in the supermarket queue, trapped birds, a refugee child's drawing of an elephant with orthopedic shoes, pandemic anecdotes, small bowls that catch the sun, a flaking Elvis statue and an Antipodean sky. fresh ink 2021 is an anthology of new writing presenting the varied voices of New Zeala...

Sometimes I think Ive spent my life learning how to change gear, to shift from one state of consciousness to another. And sometimes I think Ive fallen into a no-mans land, and Ive spent my life wandering, ghost-like and grieving, unable to find my way home." 2016. Auckland psychologist, Jason Winst...

Maurice, a small-town librarian, dies one Monday morning in a fiery car crash. Finding himself in a very unexpected afterlife, he befriends Kit, who knows more than he should about Heaven and about Maurices life on Earth. Meanwhile, Maurices daughter Andy struggles to come to terms with the death of...

Born in the middle of Australias biggest-ever earthquake, Miracle is fourteen when her world crumbles. Thanks to her dads new job at Compassionate Cremations which falls under suspicion for Boorungas spate of sudden deaths the entire town turns against their family. Miracle is tormented by her class...

Imogen Maguire is bewildered when in 2018 she is accosted in a Melbourne Street by a mysterious stranger who says her grandfather in New Zealand needs her help. But her grandfather is dead, isnt he A former journalist, Imogen decides to investigate and travels to Taranaki where she finds that her gr...

Fancy a day of gardening inspiration in a gorgeous country garden Pop along to Sweetgum Cottage Garden, 2495 Hunua Road, Hunua, South Auckland and get your floral fill of spring tomorrow from 11am-3pm. At midday, I'll talk about how to create a cottage garden, how to propagate your favourite plants ...

The master of horror/macabre and dark erotic fantasy left a testament to what fed the Reptilian living alongside his soul in his scorched and crippled meat sack. Ten terrifying tales, their brevity matched by their insanity and bewildering content.

This New Zealand Mori Lord Byron is a vagabond, a minstrel, a poet and a witness to beauty everywhere. In. he illuminates how lovers bonds lead to connection and deep surrender.

Ten incredible spiritual short stories are contained on this pad, and the Dream of the Flower Sermon is the publication of these tales. Oho Ake. Rise up AWAKEN.

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 2 customer ratings (2 customer reviews) The great-great-grandson of the Taranaki Mori chief and prophet Te Whiti o Rongomai meets his ancestor during a dream.

Following the horrors of the final events of Entwined and his fathers demise, Buford Somerset has now been granted the title of Lord. In Elsdon Manor, on Lord Somersets estate, he and his occupying possessor, Enki, sit cast in firelight, scribing tales that dance between the macabre and woe. However, things are about to change dramatically

Teal Maguire is a travel writer of extraordinary ability with a keen sense of adventure who leaves New Zealand to start a post at Vagabond adventure travel magazine in Vancouver, Canada. Here he briefly meets Brody Hobbs a beautiful woman at a party and a love blossoms between them albeit briefly as Teal is swept away on assignment.

Lord Somerset writes to hold on to his sanity and alleviate his woes, in the process giving us a peek into his frenzied and terrifying mind.

In 2020 I had an experience that is not unusual to me (it has happened many times in my life before), but it was unprecedented in its creative inspiration. I had known Holly H only in passing, but when I decompressed from my relationship of two years with Inge (which would see me write/publish A Fli...

A book to inspire starting a garden to feed your soul indoors and out written in reflection of Julia Atkinson-Dunns own adventure as a beginner gardener, sharing a fun selection of flowering plants that can be grown in her homeland of New Zealand. Its the friendly volume she wis

This is a book about flower arranging from the perspective of a gardener. Its easy to lose ourselves in the fast pace of life, family, work and global events beyond our control. Moments of meditation, creativity and connecting with nature are often difficult to find, but we are well reminded of th

Flip Grater is a renowned kiwi singer/songwriter, who boasts her own Indie record label and owns Grater Goods, a plant-based delicatessen based in central Christchurch. In her professional life she is a successful chef and recipe writer, developing her vegan recipes and Grater Goods products that ar

Worldwide shipping available Order your signed, gift-wrapped copy now This is a cookbook with the freedom to choose 30 dishes cooked 3 ways giving you 90 uncomplicated recipes with maximum flavour and minimum fuss. For each dish Sam has 3 versions: 1. Slap it together: Sams hack-st

a wonderful book that will encourage a lifelong connection with nature and a brilliant understanding of the seasons, something I cant encourage enough." Willow Crossley - world-renowned florist, author and designer. For some, gardening is a mysterious

By Zo Field Words by Julia Atkinson-Dunn NOW AVAILABLE IN THE US CANADA AT BARNES NOBLE. AMAZON YOUR FAVOURITE BOOKSHOP Lost Found is a large format, beautiful photographic book that celebrates the joy and beauty o

Beautiful, calming, and so inspiring Not only is this special book filled with lovely images, textures and colours, it also holds Fleurs encouraging words. a breath of fresh air, and true inspiration for anyone wanting more creativity in their life." Danielle Krysa, The J

" MUCH is a lush collection of visual candy, witty prose and pure heart. I want nothing more than to live in these pages and absorb the colour, life and texture of Evies art and stories. This book is inspiration and instruction I could feel my creativity spark with every page." Rach

Tour Aotearoa, one of the worlds great bikepacking journeys, follows the path less travelled over a 3000-kilometre route stretching the length of N.

Take a twilight tour of my cottage garden in all its spring glory - then enjoy an entertaining evening as author Maria Hoyle shares her tale of falling in love and flitting off to France. at the tender age of 63. What would you say if a man you'd dated a handful of times asked you to go live with hi...

This box set contains an all-time favorite selection of Milly, Molly, and Lily's adventures. One book exploring each of seven themes is included within each volume. COMING SOON - expected July 2021.

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