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Titiro – Look (Board book)

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Titiro – Look – Gavin Bishop

Titiro iho, pātai ake, kōrero mai me tēnei pukapuka kupu tuatahi kia tūhuratia ngātahitia – whānau, kanohi, tae mai te… tākaro!

Look, ask and talk with this book of first words to explore together – family, faces, colours and… play!

Labels give the Māori and English words for what we see—colors, shapes, eyes, ears, nose, hair—and there are more connections to find in every illustration pair. Words and images are chosen to include the unexpected and imaginative alongside the obvious, making this more than just a first-words book.

This is a bilingual book to ask questions, point and talk, for adult reader and child to learn and explore together—or to enjoy quietly alone.

Format: This is a Board Book

Language: This book is written in both English and te reo Māori.

Published: 2024

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About the Author/Illustrator:

Gavin Bishop (Ngāti Pūkeko, Ngāti Awa, Ngāti Mahuta & Tainui descent) is a highly acclaimed children’s book author and illustrator of more than 70 books, whose work ranges from original stories to retellings of Māori myths, European fairy stories, and nursery rhymes.

Born in Invercargill, he spent his childhood in the remote railway settlement of Kingston on the shores of Lake Wakatipu. Studying under Russell Clark and Rudi Gopas, Gavin graduated from the Canterbury University School of Fine Arts with an honours degree in painting. He taught art at Linwood High School and at Christ’s College in Christchurch. Gavin has won numerous awards both in New Zealand and overseas.

All board books available by Gavin Bishop include:

Mihi 

Koro

E hoa

Matariki

Titiro – Look

Other children’s books available by Gavin Bishop available at Poi Princess:

Maui and the Goddess of fire

Counting the stars: Four Māori myths

Taming the sun: Four Māori myths

Kiwi moon

Wildlife of Aotearoa

Aotearoa The NZ Story

Amazing Aotearoa Activity book

Atua: Māori Gods and heroes

Patu: The New Zealand wars

Taniwha

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