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An old woman dying of cancer reflects on her life and three marriages, and in particular, on a brief affair she had 40 years previously that haunts her still.
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Inspired by a book read to them at school, Tony and his mates set up a club called Looking for Trouble, to solve a few crimes, track down criminals and maybe even become famous and get on TV. When a new family moves in down the road from Tony, it looks as if trouble has landed on his doorstep.
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Includes the stories "Pages from Cold Point"; "The Hyena"; "Unwelcome Words"; "The Frozen Fields" and "A Delicate Prey".
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Beside the sea at Mr Peffer's place there lives a donkey, a cow, a pig, a sheep, and a tiny little mouse. One warm sunny morning, they decide to go for a row in the bay.... but someone sank the boat.
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The story of how a bad-tempered ladybird turns into a nicer, happier bug and learns the importance of friends. In this humerous story Eric Carle explores the concepts of size and time through brightly coloured pictures.
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Jorge Sandoval was still a schoolboy in Chile when arrested in 1973 in front of his bewildered family. Even after his release he was a marked man. He escaped Chile and arrived in New Zealand in 1976 as a political refugee. Despite having no English when he arrived, Sandoval has succeeded as a sportsman, cycling promoter and businessman.
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First published in 1999, this is the story of Sam's grandma who came to live with his family a long time ago from Africa. But now she wants to return to the land of her birth. Many times, in their imaginations, Sam and Gran have flown to her childhood home, and when the time comes for Gran to leave, she reminds him to visit her in his imagination
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Demetrius and Paula Ogglebutt
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Tattooed all over, Marigold is the best mother in the world. ThatÃÂâÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂs what Dolphin thinks. Her older sister, Star, loves Marigold too ÃÂâÃÂÃÂÃÂàshe just canÃÂâÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂt help wishing she were more NORMAL. A sensitively written (warm, funny and sad) story about bipolar disorder for children aged nine and over, from an award-winning British author.
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This is a story about Stuart Little, who is only two inches tall, with a tail and whiskers, but who has the courage of a lion as he copes with life in an adult-size world. He rides on New York buses, races sailboats on the lake in Central Park and sets out across the world in search of his friend.
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How We Saw The War will retell to a new generation of New Zealanders how their mothers and grandmothers learned where their loved ones were and what they were doing during World War II. It will republish newspaper stories from the time which reported on the activities of New Zealand soldiers in the Middle East and the Pacific, North Africa and Italy; in the air and at sea. From Michael Joseph Savage's "Where Britain goes, we go" declaration of war in 1939 until the Japanese surrender in 1945, How We Saw The War will bring back the ... read more
