Feana Tu'akoi

Tyson doesn't understand why Mum and Poppa would want to go to the Anzac Dawn Parade. Why celebrate anything as stupid as war? But then he hears stories about the soldiers in his family and decides perhaps he should go to the Dawn Parade after all.Author BiographyAuthor of Scholastic's much acclaime...

A series of statements covering different aspects of what makes up a bird, in an effort to find out exactly what a bird has that is unique. Accolades Storylines Notable Book: Non Fiction 2008.

A series of statements covering different aspects of what makes up a fish, in an effort to find out exactly what a fish has that is unique. Accolades Storylines Notable Book: Non Fiction 2008. Shortlisted for New Zealand Post Children's Book Award: Non-Fiction Award 2008.

A series of statements covering different aspects of what makes up a fish, in an effort to find out exactly what a fish has that is unique. Informative and fascinating, and illustrated with stunning colour photographs.

Richard and Braden's idea for their Wearable Arts costume is a little bit strange, but this is one competition they have to win! Not only do they aim to teach Candi and her group of gossipy girls a lesson in fashion design, Braden's famous dad will be there with a television crew, and Braden is desp...

Tyson doesn’t understand why Mum and Poppa would want to go to the Anzac Dawn Parade. Why celebrate anything as  stupid as war? But then he hears stories about the soldiers in his family and decides perhaps he should go to the Dawn Parade after all. Inter-generational story recognisi...

A series of statements covering different aspects of what makes up a reptile, in an effort to find out exactly what a reptile has that is unique.

A series of statements covering different aspects of what makes up a bird, in an effort to find out exactly what a bird has that is unique.

A series of statements covering different aspects of what makes up a reptile, in an effort to find out exactly what a reptile has that makes it unique.

A series of statements covering different aspects of what makes up a mammal, in an effort to find out exactly what a mammal has that makes it unique.

Tyson doesn't understand why Mum and Poppa would want to go to the Anzac Dawn Parade. Why celebrate anything as stupid as war? But then he hears stories about the soldiers in his family and decides perhaps he should go to the Dawn Parade after all.Author BiographyAuthor of Scholastic's much acclaime...

Jonah is so excited to be starting kindergarten ...but when he finally gets there and looks in the window, he notices that everybody else seems to know each other - and he knows nobody. He pleads with his mother to take him home again. Next day, Grandpa takes Jonah for a walk ...and lo and behold th...