Tales of Aotearoa How Maui Fished Up The North Island Outdoor Pots and even a cheerful scarecrow

and even a cheerful scarecrow

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The tail whips from side to side as the shark prowls the sky for it's next meal

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Drawn from the multi-award-winning Kuwi & Friends Māori Picture Dictionary

Tales of Aotearoa How Maui Fished Up The North Island Outdoor Pots and even a cheerful scarecrowIn this fresh retelling of How Mui Fished Up the North Island, Donovan Bixley applies his unique twists and trademark humour to this much treasured story. Mui is reimagined as a cheeky younger brother, on the type of hilarious fishing trip with the whanau that will be familiar to many Kiwi youngsters. I wanted my book to focus on the part of Mui who is tinihanga and ptiki the smallest brother and cheeky trickster. Hes the type of character a lot of