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NZ Biographies


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9780473163327

Beyond Cook's Gardens: A Writer's Journey order quantity
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NZ$ 29.95 each
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Author: Norman Harris
Published by: Last Side Publishing
The journey started on a fabulous night at Cook's Garden, Wanganui, where a youthful Norman Harris from the New Zealand Herald was the only national media witness to Peter Snell's world-record mile.
That launched a wave of exciting writing, typically described by reviewers as "fresh" or "vivid".
Abroad, the young journalist was acclaimed for "perhaps the finest writing on athletics in the English language".
But Beyond Cook's Gardens goes beyong athletics. Along the journey we meet some surprising characters - from Jack Nicklaus to Kiri Te Kanawa, from Glenn Turner to Benjamin Britten. We learn of threats and blackmail by sports officials in New Zealand; and assualt by a notorious All Black; a cloak-and-dagger encounter in Moscow; and the coining of a brand new word, Jogger.

Through many years in the UK, the writer remained close to New Zealand sport, and recently produced 'Scottie', an acclaimed drama about a ... more

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9780473156701

The Gold Baron : Central Otago's mining entrepreneur order quantity
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NZ$ 40.00 each
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Author: John McCraw
Published by: Central Stories
This is the story of John Ewing, gold mining entrepreneur and at one time in the 1890s, New Zealand’s wealthiest person.
Ewing was a gold mining leader who introduced many technological advances onto the Otago goldfields that greatly extended the life of gold mining in that province. The sluicing elevator was one such innovation that he brought from the United States and put into use in several places across Otago including St Bathans where he mostly resided. As government advisor on gold mining he was highly influential, and at his peak had mining interests spread across southern New Zealand in many companies and ventures.
Unfortunately, as gold became harder to mine economically, and banks were under financial pressure, he had extended himself too far and was declared bankrupt. From this set-back he never recovered although he fought hard to clear his name and strike it rich one more time.
McCraw’s book brings this unsung ... more

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ISBN / ISSN:
9780986451911

Cockney Kid : the making of an unconventional psychologist order quantity
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NZ$ 44.95 each
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Author: Tony Taylor
Published by: Silver Owl Press
The renaissance man of New Zealand pschology was how colleague Jules Older characterized Professor Tony Taylor of Victoria University in Wellington, in the NZ Listener. The accolade reflects the astonishing range of internationally acclaimed original research Professor Taylor has published in 290 academic papers on subjects as eclectic as the differences between male and female prison tattoos, Antarctic stress, wind phobia,adolescent hysteria induced by The Beatles. Tony Taylor was the first professor of clinical psychology in the British Commonwealth -not bad for a poor kid who grew up between the world wars mired without prospects in London's Docklands.
These memoirs demonstrate how he did it from cockney kid and wartime naval service to his present eminence helping the most destructive and stressed people in our community cope better with their lives.

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9780473156114

The Chocolate Seller On Broadway and His Kids order quantity
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NZ$ 30.00 each
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Author: Chris Grantham
Published by: Chris Grantham publishing
The one and a half square meters of footpath space on Broadway, Newmarket, Auckland from which Mark Grantham sells his chocolate bars for charity has to be one of the smallest retail sites in New Zealand. One regular customer jokingly refers to it as Mark's 'office', because it is where Mark - severly disabled with cerebral palsy since birth - has plied his trade for the last seventeen years.
For 20 years now, Chris Grantham has been Mark's chocolate admin man. For 33 years he has also doubled as his father and therefore knows him rather well! Mark's is quite a story - and there's much, much more to it than chocolate - taste and you'll see.
 

NZ Fiction


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9780473155780

Tornado and Other Stories Written over Time order quantity
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NZ$ 24.00 each
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Author: Paul Maunder
Published by: Maitai River Press
Many of these stories have a strong connection to place: Wellington, Petone, the West Coast, Samoa and Poland. Paul's stories explore the social dramas and dislocations of our journeys through time and place, the way we encounter "strangers" and our notions of the past that forms us.
Tornado won the South Island Writers Association Short Story competition and was read on Radio NZ's National Programme.

First published 2009.
 

NZ Non-Fiction


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ISBN / ISSN:
9781877257841

Educating For The Profession order quantity
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NZ$ 40.00 each
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Author: Jeremy Finn
Published by: Canterbury University Press
Educating for the Profession: Law at Canterbury 1873–1973 is the first detailed exploration of the early history of legal education in New Zealand.
It draws on extensive research into a range of historical material and periodical literature, as well as a rich variety of accounts and recollections from former staff and students, to explore the first 100 years of teaching and study of law at Canterbury.
In doing so it offers a fresh insight into the often uneasy relationship between teachers and practitioners, particularly the long struggle over control of examinations for the law degree.
It paints a vivid picture of the development of the ‘rival’ Law Professional qualification, and examines the ebbs and flows in the popularity of law as a career choice.
While exploring these national elements, this book remains grounded in the experiences of generations of students and their teachers in the very special Canterbury ... more

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9789829804310

Clean & Green? Brand New Zealand order quantity
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NZ$ 29.99 each
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Author: Tony Everitt
Published by: greenbranz
Learn how to align your activity and image with New Zealand's brand.

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ISBN / ISSN:
9780473158538

Shadows Prove The Sun Shines order quantity
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NZ$ 19.99 each
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Author: Chris Dodds
Published by: Passionate Living
Shadows Prove The Sun Shines is a collection of incredible stories that celebrate the way our most inspirational people have overcome their struggles and persevered in spite of life's setbacks. Includes stories from: Tony Christiansen, Mike Hutcheson, Dame Lois Muir, Graham Lowe, Mark Inglis, Steve Gurney, plus: JK Rowling, Helen Keller and many other inspirational people.

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9780473148348

Inspired Novice To Ironman Finisher order quantity
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NZ$ 39.95 each
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Author: Steve & Simone Guy
Published by: Macz Publishers
Five life-changing stories from five individuals - all on the path to Ironman heaven - their weekly journals, their thoughts, their training, and how this one event would affect their lives for the next 12 months.
This book is aimed at anyone wanting to prove to themselves that there is no such thing as 'impossible'. You can set any goal that you wish and achieve it with a smile on your face.

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9780473150167

You Don't Have to Die When Your Doctor Says order quantity
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NZ$ 29.99 each
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Author: David Elliot
Published by: Primary Press
This book will not cure you of cancer or a terminal disease; it does not contain any miracle cures,cancer curing diets or secrets. What this book does contain is viewpoints that may help you create faith in your own healing ability and inspire you to engage your will and live as fully and for as long as possible. The information contained within this book has no scientific basis whatsoever and is not intended to be taken in any way as clinically proven or evidence based fact. The viewpoints expressed are created from the author's own experience of being diagnosed with a terminal cancer and from supporting other sufferers.

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9780958248679

Be Fertile With Your Infertility: Creative ways to acknowledge the infertility journey using ceremony and ritual order quantity
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NZ$ 29.99 each
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Author: Christine Bannan and Winnie Duggan
Published by: Bateson Publishing Ltd
This book is for people facing infertility in all its stages and forms. Being Fertile With Your Infertility is a resource to create your own ceremony and ritual around infertility, where hurt and sadness brought about by this dilemma can be healed. Within the pages are options for ceremony and ritual that will help you find your own creative way to peace and acceptance. Personal stories and examples of ceremony are also included, as it is often not easy to find this information elsewhere.
It is hoped that by using this book you will discover a creative and effective way to move towards a new freedom in living with infertility.

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9780964980587

New Zealand : Sea, Earth, Sky order quantity
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NZ$ 29.99 each
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Author: Andy Katz
Published by: Andy Katz (NZ)
Andy Katz's camera has taken him on many journeys. Like all great photographers, Katz has the knack of being in the right place at the right time, able to capture a transitory ray of light or a fleeting human encounter. New Zealand offered an irresistible subject for Katz's lens. This charmed pair of islands, bridging the South Pacific and the Tasman Sea, indeed provides, as the title suggests, a compelling meeting place for sky, earth and sea. In these pages New Zealand reveals itself in turn as fiery, dramatic, stark, hauntingly beautiful and teeming with life. New Zealand will never again be just a remote point on a map. The images between these covers are bound to linger, making it forever a destination of the mind.
 

NZ Children's


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ISBN / ISSN:
9781877368295

Magical Chaos at Beechhorn Cove (#3 Realms series) order quantity
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NZ$ 17.99 each
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Author: Julie Folkers
Published by: National Pacific Press
The Techno Festival that had come to Hopplescotch Realm is now over, and Muriel returns home to Beechorn Cove. But things have been happening while she was away, and more trouble is brewing for her and the other intriguing characters from the author's earlier stories.
In their new adventures they meet a living statue and try to solve the mystery of the Puppet Meister. Some strange people seem to be controlling the affairs of the village, and Muriel and the children must find out who they are and stop them before it is too late.
Magical Chaos at Beechhorn Cove is the third tale in Julie Folkers' exciting and very popular adventure series, which began with Abby and the Hopplescotch Realm and continued with Anika and the Techno Pirates.

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9781877303166

Orana Wildlife Park order quantity
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NZ$ 19.99 each
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Author: Jenny Mundy
Published by: The Caxton Press
This book is both an entertaining and educational visit through Orana Wildlife Park. The rhythm and delightful ryhmes will appeal to children and adults alike. High quality photos make it a book to be treasured.
First published December 2009.
 

Cooking


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9781906502447

Cakes from Around the World order quantity
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NZ$ 49.99 each
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Author: Julie Duff
Published by: Grub Street Publishing
Following on from Julie's first book, Cakes Regional & Traditional (short listed for the prestigious Glenfiddich Award and highly praised in the press by Nigel Slater and Tom Parker Bowles), comes her next comprehensive work, Cakes From Around The World. This is an equally thorough and entertaining bible which has taken four years to research and write, gathering together all the great cake recipes from around the world. There are recipes from Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, the USA, the Caribbean, the Far East, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, as well as ones from Iceland, South Africa, Patagonia and the Gulf States. There are large cakes, small cakes, plain cakes, fancy cakes, light cakes, rich cakes, fruit cakes, spicy cakes, apple, orange and lemon cakes, coffee and chocolate cakes, iced cakes, layer cakes, sponge and yeasted cakes. Included are recipes for brownies, cupcakes, muffins, macaroons, cheesecakes, parkins, ... more

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9781906502508

Learn to Cook Wheat, Gluten and Dairy Free order quantity
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NZ$ 49.99 each
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Author: Antoinette Savill
Published by: Grub Street Publishing
This book is aimed at the millions of people suffering from sensitivity to wheat, dairy products and gluten. If you are told that you must follow a wheat, gluten or dairy free diet, where do you begin to work out what you can eat safely? One thing is for sure you will have to start cooking for yourself at home since there are very few ready meals available that will be suitable for your restricted diet. The simplest and safest course is to prepare your own meals, that way you will know for certain that your food does not include any hidden ingredients that might trigger your allergy or intolerance. Many people find cooking becomes a tyranny if they have to make family meals and then a small portion of allergy free food for one person. Simpler by far to prepare recipes that are delicious for the entire family, but if you have been used to relying on ready prepared meals you may not be a confident cook or you may not have a repertoire of ... more

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9781904943778

The Minichefs Cookbook order quantity
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NZ$ 34.99 each
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Author: Claire McAvoy
Published by: Grub Street Publishing
Minichefs is a cookery school for children of all ages founded by Claire McAvoy seven years ago in the Channel Islands. Since the classes started Claire has taught thousands of children during the school holidays and at weekends, to prepare modern, healthy recipes emphasising that cooking can be fun as well as educational.
The Minichefs Cookbook is the result of her years of helping children develop kitchen skills through taste, smell, touch, sight and sound. It contains Claire's personally developed child-friendly recipes and guidance on teaching your children to enjoy food and cooking. She uses fun and funky recipes which appeal to children and are simple to make.
 

Reference


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9780486470153

Figure Drawing and Portraiture order quantity
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Author: Borough Johnson
Published by: Dover Publications Inc.
From an award-winning English artist and teacher whose work was exhibited at the esteemed Paris Salon and London's Royal Academy comes a beautifully designed guide to drawing the face and figure. Borough Johnson demonstrates how to draw the human figure with shading and texture, using pencil, chalk, and charcoal. In easy-to-follow terms, he explores the most important aspects of drawing the human form and offers eighty-two of his own compositions to illustrate his lessons.

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9780486470245

Human Anatomy for Artists order quantity
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Mixed-media pack
Author: Dr. J. Fau
Published by: Dover Publications Inc.
This magnificent art book re-creates an extremely rare 1849 guide to anatomy, originaly compiled for "artists, painters, and sculptors." Unavailable for more than 150 years, this classic work features 30 plates with 105 highly detailed and finely executed black and white lithographs.
These realistic and meticulousy accurate drawings illustrate form as well as function, offering artists a mastery of anatomy through careful, knowledgeable articulation of the muscles and bones beneath the skin. Each image appears with an identifying caption, and this edition comes complete with a CD-ROM that includes every illustration from the book.

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9781853263644

The Devil's Dictionary order quantity
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Author: Ambrose Bierce
Published by: Wordsworth Editions Ltd
Originally entitled 'The Cynic's Word Book', this justly infamous volume was re-titled 'The Devil's Dictionary' in 1911 and addressed to "enlightened souls who prefer dry wines to sweet, sense to sentiment, wit to humour, and clean English to slang". Bierce's ironic definitions ring as true today as when they were first coined.

 
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