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Every New Zealander has a unique view of our country and our society. In this thoughtful book, those who inhabit these isles offer up their views - affectionate, critical, emotional, and always personal. Arohanui: My Aotearoa New Zealand will make readers think about their own view of this land.
Kevin Chapman invited contributions from over 100 kiwis, many famous, with the intention of showing our country in all its facets, both positive and negative. The submissions were compiled and edited by Rosemary Hepozden.
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