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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to sail the Pacific, ballet dance in Paris, or stroll on the moon? In this quirky tale, readers will meet a young moa with big dreams. The story is full of laughter, energy, and a few surprises. It is firmly anchored in Aotearoa New Zealand; Megan Salole's illustrations celebrate indigenous flora and fauna.
Dreams of a Moa Is about encouraging everyone to persevere even when there are challenges to be faced. Moa had no wings so could not fly, but this did not stop them from aiming for success. The little boy in the story, who faces his own physical handicap, is inspired by their can-do attitude; he will undoubtedly go on to achieve his own dreams too.
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