Isaiya Katoa Lights It Up!
Price range: $9.95 through $24.95 incl. GST
It’s Isaiya Katoa! He’s a Tongan-Cook Islands rugby league player who bamboozles opponents with his slick skills to set up game-winning tries!
Check out the stats and the stories and see how …
ISAIYA KATOA LIGHTS IT UP!
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Isaiya Katoa Lights It Up!
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Description
5 x 8 in (127 × 203 mm)
96 pages
9781991391421 – paperback
9781991391438 – PDF
3 reviews for Isaiya Katoa Lights It Up!
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Karen Thwaites –
This book is a winning combo of stats and biography. Bought for my school library. Hugely appealing to many of the year 7 – 10 students, include some who would not consider themselves readers.
Laura Turner –
Bought for our school library. I don’t think this book will ever be on the shelf as it’s hugely popular with our kids. I highly recommend this book and the others in the series. Our kids love rugby league and it’s awesome for them now to have some great books to take home and share. They are well written, with great stories, stats and illustrations. Highly recommend.
Tracey Corbishley –
Dyslexic friendly, high interest, authentic, love the chapter format, very specific detail, Pasifika nod, stats are great for high interest browsing and grab attention. The interest is so great amongst our students I have had to limit the lending period of one week only (usually two) so more students have access to them.