Pukapuka for Matariki
Learn more about Matariki, and yourself, with these beautiful and useful books
We have something suitable for all the whānau from Gavin Bishop’s sturdy bilingual board book for very young tamariki, to Qiane Matata-Sipu’s beautiful picture book for older preschool and primary school aged kids, to Dr Hinemoa Elder’s Waitohu Journal for adults in search of reflection and meaning.
A heartwarming story originated in te reo Māori by an award-winning Māori-Pasifika author about aroha, whānau, passing down traditional knowledge and welcoming in the new year.
Witi Ihimaera's lively Matariki story - The Astromancer - translated into te reo Maori by Heni Jacob.
The gripping sequel to The Astromancer - translated into te reo Māori by Hēni Jacob.
A heartwarming story about aroha, whānau, passing down traditional knowledge and welcoming in the new year – an English translation of the original Ngā Kupenga a Nanny Rina
A lively story with stunning illustrations that reveals the tradition of Matariki.
A full-colour illustrated chapter book for readers 6 years plus that returns to the exciting magical world of the Astromancer! Will headstrong Ariā manage the impossible climb up to the stars and free Te Kōkōrangi from Ruatapu's clutches before time runs out?
Colour in this sheet from a heartwarming story about aroha, whānau, passing down traditional knowledge and welcoming in the new year
Nau mai ki Waitohu! Read on to learn about Hinemoa Elder's inspiration behind Waitohu, and how to use this special journal.
