Re-Thinking Education Curricula in the Pacific: Challenges And Prospects

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Victoria University Press

The gipsies, and other stories (New Zealand stories)

Helen Shaw

The world of relation: An introduction to Martin Buber's I and thou

Lloyd Geering

Whales & Dolphins of New Zealand and Australia an Identification Guide

Baker, Alan N.

Talking Past Each Other: Problems Of Cross-Cultural Communication

Politics & Social Sciences

Joan Metge

Anthropology

You are now entering the human heart: Stories ([New Zealand stories])

Literature & Fiction

Janet-Frame

Dramas & Plays

Objection Overruled

Unknown, Author

<p>TE KAIHAU / THE WINDEATER: by KERI HULMEKeri Hulme's first collection of short stories gathers together the work of more than ten years.  Its twenty stories include the award-winning 'Hooks and Feelers', about a mother who has inadvertently maimed her child, and 'A drift in Dream', which gives a pre-bone people glimpse of Simon and his parents.  Throughout, Keri Hulme experiments with language and the components of style, and reveals herself a writer of virtuosity and emotional power.·WHAT THEY SAID ABOUT THE BOOK:o'An almost dazzling array of styles that could have come from the pens of half-a-dozen writers, it frequently brings fantasy to the aid of the imagination.  The components of style and virtuosity are formidable and reveal a great writer testing her literary muscles.'     ---Michael King, Metroo 'Hulme achieves a captivating variety...TE KAIHAU/ THE WINDEATER is a brilliant book and essential reading...' ---Annamarie Jagose, Cantoo'An extraordinarily rich experience of the natural world.  That this experience often includes unforgettable images of danger implicates the threat with wonder the bleak vision with the garrulous humour-a tone inimitable Keri Hulme's. ---Ian Wedde, Listener·ABOUT THE AUTHOR:oKeri Hulme is of Ngai Tahu, Orkney Scots and Lancashire ancestry. Her first novel, the bone people, won the 1984 New Zealand Book Award, the Pegasus Prize and the 1985 Booker Prize, and became an international bestseller.</p>

Te kaihau = The windeater

HULME, Keri

Te kaihau =: The windeater

Forest vines to snow tussocks: The story of New Zealand plants

Science & Math

Dawson, John

Biological Sciences

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