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Who brought the game of rugby to New Zealand?
What’s the inspiring meaning behind the silver fern?
How did the All Blacks get their name?
What are the rules of wheelchair rugby?
Rugby: The History has the answers to these questions.
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Golden Kiwis tells the inspirational and sometimes unknown stories behind every Olympic gold medal won by New Zealanders.
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A Bible, a hymn book, and two white flags. Who would think that such ordinary objects could help save people’s lives? But that’s exactly what happened in Kiribati during World War Two.
And all thanks to a 15-year-old boy named Rob’ati.
Find out how Rob’ati did it in Konenerio and the Flag Master – Konenerio ao te Tia Itoman, an epic bilingual (English and Kiribati) story of bravery, clever thinking and faith.
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Who was the first athlete from Oceania to win an Olympic gold medal?
Who is the most successful Olympic athlete from the Pacific?
Olympic Islands has the answers to these questions. Olympic Islands celebrates the history and achievements of Pasifika Olympians.
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Reading All Stars: Mad Mike tells how a young motor sports fan from Auckland, New Zealand became one of the most famous professional drifters in the world! Award winning writer and teacher David Riley wrote Reading All Stars: Mad Mike to inspire Kiwis to race for the stars!
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Reading All Stars: Sonny Bill tells how a young man from Auckland, New Zealand, became a champion in three different sports! Reading All Stars books are written for people who need support with reading, whatever their age. The text is written in short bites, in simple language and with lots of visual support. Award winning writer and teacher David Riley wrote Sonny Bill to inspire Kiwis to be brave when setting goals.
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Reading All Stars: Winston Reid tells how a young Kiwi from New Zealand became one of the stars of the English Premier League! Reading All Stars books are written for people who need support with reading, whatever their age. The text is written in short bites, in simple language and with lots of visual support. Award winning writer and teacher David Riley wrote Winston Reid to inspire Kiwis to seek the heights!
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Reading All Stars: Steven Adams tells how a young man from Rotorua, New Zealand, became a star in the toughest basketball competition in the world … the NBA! Reading All Stars books are written for people who need support with reading, whatever their age. The text is written in short bites, in simple language and with lots of visual support. Award winning writer and teacher David Riley wrote Steven Adams to inspire Kiwis to dream big!
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Reading All Stars: Joseph Parker tells how a young boxer from South Auckland, New Zealand became a heavyweight champion of the world! Reading All Stars books are written for people who need support with reading, whatever their age. The text is written in short bites, in simple language and with lots of visual support. Award winning writer and teacher David Riley wrote Joseph Parker to inspire Kiwis to seek the heights!
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The Rock.
The Usos.
Roman Reigns.
These are some of the most famous professional wrestlers in history. But did you know that their also related? And there’s a lot more relatives in this fighting family. Find out more in Reading All Stars: WWE Bloodline.
Award winning writer and teacher David Riley wrote WWE Bloodline to inspire readers with the stories of this one aiga, and to encourage them to be proud of their own families too!
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Gold! is the first Reading All Stars book. It is a book about New Zealand Olympic gold medal winners.
You’ll read about Malcolm Champion, our very first gold medallist; and about Lisa Carrington, the first Maori in the world to win an Olympic gold medal.
Some of the stories will amaze you.
Some will make you proud.
All of them will encourage you to dream big too!
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Rock Bottom was shortlisted in Playmarket’s Plays for the Young Awards.
Lologo lives with her Nan, father and two brothers. Mum has recently passed away and everyone is struggling with it in their own way. Dad is afraid of losing any more family members and becomes overly strict on the children causing conflict, especially with Lologo. She wants to join a school dance crew but he refuses.
Contains references to drug use.
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