In this video by @Auckland_Libs Tangaroa Paul (Te Whare Tawhito o Muriwhenua), author of Rere Atu Taku Poi! Let My Poi Fly!, talks about what inspired them to write this book and their experience of being #takatāpui in #teaomāori
https://t.co/iK2wujCFjx
@reomaori#PrideMonth
"Ka mutu pea! How wonderful! This bilingual story is gorgeous with te reo appearing first on the pages with English underneath." @AdeleBroadbent4’s review of Rere Atu Taku Poi – Let My Poi Fly, out in all good bookstores from today
https://t.co/bALld8MBzU
#oratiabooks#reomāori
🚀 Join us tomorrow at Te Atatū Peninsula Hub for the launch of a brand new bilingual illustrated storybook we’ve been working on for a long time with some incredible collaborators. 🌟 #pride2024 https://t.co/Gxefo6lBEi
Reposting from @reomaori Instagram: https://t.co/AyllzMbXSv Ētahi pukapuka mō te raumati! Books to read over summer! 🌞 Sharpen up your with Te Reo Kapekape by Hona Black. #reomāori
"This book stands out with its sensitive and positive portrayal of a visually impaired character and the normalized support of others. An essential purchase for all libraries." Reviews of Lucky Me by @lawrenceschimel for @sljournal
https://t.co/ZkCaGL7QOC
"I thoroughly enjoyed sharing this book with my class and the discussions that came from it. Highly recommended."
The Book that Wouldn’t Read reviewed for @tepoumuramura by Teacher Librarian Angela Thompson: https://t.co/J5gqXpO95K
@TimTipene@Schoollibsnz @lianzaoffice
"I love the positivity in this book as it highlights something each of the characters have to be thankful for, especially empowering a visually impaired and admired big brother." https://t.co/brxPoHs6Cf
Thank you for the beautiful review @AdeleBroadbent4
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@lawrenceschimel