Te Ki Taurangi A Puanga: He Purakau Matariki

Te Ki Taurangi A Puanga: He Purakau MatarikiDiscover the enchanting world of Te Ki Taurangi A Puanga: He Purakau Matariki, a brand new children's book that brings the magic of Puanga to life. With an ISBN of 9781775435822, this beautifully illustrated 32 page volume published by Scholastic New Zealand Ltd presents an engaging narrative that introduces young readers to the Puanga star, a significant symbol in Maori culture. As winter approaches, Puanga shines brightly in the sky, heralding the

Discover the enchanting world of Te Ki Taurangi A Puanga: He Purakau Matariki, a brand new children's book that brings the magic of Puanga to life. With an ISBN of 9781775435822, this beautifully illustrated 32-page volume published by Scholastic New Zealand Ltd presents an engaging narrative that introduces young readers to the Puanga star, a significant symbol in Maori culture. As winter approaches, Puanga shines brightly in the sky, heralding the arrival of the Maori New Year. This delightful addition to the Matariki collection is perfect for families looking to share the rich traditions of Aotearoa and ignite children's imagination about the stars and their meanings. Perfect for bedtime stories or educational purposes, this book encourages cultural learning and appreciation while making the mythology of Matariki accessible to all. Don't miss the chance to celebrate the beautiful story of the Puanga star and its importance in Maori heritage. Get your copy today and embark on a journey through the winter sky. Fast shipping and secure delivery options available for a hassle-free shopping experience.

CONDITION: Brand New
ISBN: 9781775435822
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages 32

There is a bright new star in the winter sky-Puanga, cousin to the Matariki sisters. Each year, she appears to the people of Aotearoa, a special sign for those unable to see Matariki, that winter and the Maori new year are coming. A new addition to Scholastic's popular Matariki r...ange, this time introducing readers to the Puanga star, which is celebrated for Maori New Year and the coming of winter in place of Matariki along parts of the West Coast of New Zealand.Read less