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Manaaki and te Marama – Manaaki rāua te Marama

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Manaaki and te Marama – Manaaki rāua ko te Marama – by Nick King, illustrated by Kim Filshie

One evening Manaaki discovers te Marama (the Moon) high up in the starry sky. But when in rains, there is no “Marma” and even when the clouds clear te Marama is nowhere to be seen. Will Marama ever come back?

I tētahi pō ka kite a Manaaki kua eke te Marama ki runga rawa o te rangi. Engari ka ua ana, kāore he “Maama”, ā, ahakoa ka kore atu ngā kapua kua kore e kitea atu. Ka hoki mai anō te Marama?

This gorgeous book focuses on a little boy and his family, who look for the moon “marma” each night before bed. Within the pages the illustrations show the changing faces of the moon and at the back of the book is a feature page of the maramataka – moon phases and names in Māori.

Format: This book is a paperback.

Language: This book contains text in both English and Te reo Māori (Bilingual).

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About the Author:

Nick King is a marine biologist who’s discovered there is always more to learn about the sun, moon and tides. Their interacting cycles affect the shellfish he works with as well as his sailing adventures.

About the Illustrator:

Kim Filshie has worked in early childhood for 25 years. Recently she’s begun a journey to combine her professional life and experience with her love of painting and illustrating.

Nick and Kim’s grandson Manaaki helps them remember what it’s like to see the world with fresh eyes.

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