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Hinatore loves visiting her marae, but she struggles to remember the names and stories that connect her to her turangawaewae. One magical night, the tukutuku panels begin to glow. As the patterns come to life, they share stories of strength, knowledge, and belonging. Listening closely, Hinatore begins to understand her place within it all. By morning, she is ready to stand tall, share what she has learned, and carry her whanau's stories forward.
This culturally rich story explores meaningful themes of identity, belonging, confidence, and finding your voice. Zak Atea's vibrant artwork brings the panels and the stories they hold to life.
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