Congratulations to the winners of the 2009 New Zealand Post Book Awards for Children and Young Adults:
- Picture Book: Roadworks
- Honour Award: Piggity-Wiggity Jiggity Jig
- Non-fiction: Back & Beyond: New Zealand Painting for the Young & Curious
- Junior Fiction: Old Drumble
- Best First Book Award: Violence 101
- Young Adult Fiction and New Zealand Post Book of the Year: The 10PM Question
- Children's Choice Award: The Were-Nana
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An action-packed picture book which follows the process of building a road from beginning to end.
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This is a memoir of Gavin Bishop's idyllic childhood days, growing up in Kingston beside gorgeous Lake Wakatipu. It's a gentle tale of a boyhood spent haring around outside, building huts, eating griddle scones, catching eels, watching the train, eating roast mutton, going to sch ...
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Juno of Taris is the compelling new novel from Fleur Beale. It explores the struggle of Juno, a young teen on the verge of adulthood, who is torn between her need to fit in and belong in her society, and her growing discomfort and questioning of that society's rules.
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Josh is a worrier - and for good reason. Grandma has arrived to run the household while Josh's dad is busy with their chicken farm, and his mother's in hospital about to give birth. Then there's Semolina, Josh's cantankerous but extraordinary pet hen. In return for prawn crackers ...
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A brilliant text about belonging in a contemporary family setting with artwork by a critically-acclaimed illustrator.
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Juicy Writing is a treasure-trove of inspiration and practical advice on creative writing, and on living a confident, creative life, especially for teenagers. It is a book to relish, to dip into, to read on the train; to lend to a friend. It will bring out the best in you. Ages 1 ...
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Award-winning NZ author Kate De Goldi has imbued her latest book with all the wisdom, humour and family chaos you could wish for. The 10pm Question is a novel that challenges any kind of age category and will appeal to pre-teen, teen and adult readers alike. Brilliantly narrated ...
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Kiwi, rugby players, angels and aunts, moa and mountains, the bush and the beaches all play starring roles in this bird's-eye view of New Zealand painting. This book is alive with many of the paintings that have, over the past few hundred years, broadened the horizons of citizens ...
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Greedy Duck sticks his head where he shouldn't and gets stuck. Will a rat be able to solve Duck's problem?
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Old Drumble is no ordinary sheep dog. As his master, Andy the Drover, tells it - he's had some pretty amazing adventures. Like the time he persuaded a frightened mob of sheep to cross a flooded river... on a tightrope. Or the time he had to get Old Nosy, Andy's horse, our of a tr ...
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