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ProdID: 9100 - E Oma, Rapeti - Po Marie. Run, Rabbit - Goodnight
Written by Norah Wilson and Kimberly Andrews

E Oma, Rapeti - Po Marie. Run, Rabbit - Goodnight
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E Oma, Rapeti - Po Marie. Run, Rabbit - Goodnight product reviews

Proud to promote NZ productsLittle Rapeti wants to say goodnight to all his friends. Is he going to be late for bed? Every child procrastinates, and every parent tries to be patient, so this story will resonate with every grown-up who has ever tried to persuade a little one to come when called!

This is one of a new series of bilingual books for young readers that follow the adventures of a playful and determined young rabbit. The simple text offers an accessible introduction for beginners to Te Reo Maori vocabulary while offering a charming storyline to those who already have a good knowledge of both English and Te Reo. Adults and older children will also enjoy the delightful text and colourful illustrations.

The English text is by Norah Wilson; na Pania Papa i whakamaori. Kimberly Andrews' illustrations provide a perfect complement to the story. The series includes themes of individuality and self-belief.

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