Description
Discover the inspiring tale of 'Hinemoa Te Toa', a captivating children’s book that celebrates bravery, fear, and the journey to overcome challenges. Aimed at young readers, this beautifully illustrated edition is published by Scholastic New Zealand and provides an engaging way to discuss courage and perseverance with your children. Hinemoa, the adventurous protagonist, faces her fears with an unyielding spirit. From tackling the myth of frightening ghosts to confronting her fear of swimming, Hinemoa's brave adventures teach essential life lessons about resilience and facing fears head-on. Perfect for ages 4-8, 'Hinemoa Te Toa' encourages children to explore their emotions while fostering a love for reading. This English edition shares the same exciting storyline and vibrant illustrations as the original M?ori version, making it an ideal addition to any child's bookshelf or for educators seeking engaging, diverse literature. Embrace the journey of Hinemoa and inspire your child to be brave in the face of their own fears! Order now and enjoy fast delivery right to your door, making this magical journey accessible to everyone. ISBN: 9781869439002. Number of pages: 32.
CONDITION: Brand New
ISBN: 9781869439002
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages 32
English edition (same name) Hinemoa Te Toa ISBN 9781869438180.
Hinemoa is really brave. Even dentists don't scare her. When her brother says there is a ghost in his room it is Hinemoa who stands and tells the ghost to 'bring it on'. But when it comes time for Hinemoa to swim she... is too impatient and jumps in the deep end. A quick trip to the bottom and Hinemoa comes out of the pool a little scared of the water. So Nana has to show her how to conquer her fears and learn to swim.Read less
CONDITION: Brand New
ISBN: 9781869439002
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages 32
English edition (same name) Hinemoa Te Toa ISBN 9781869438180.
Hinemoa is really brave. Even dentists don't scare her. When her brother says there is a ghost in his room it is Hinemoa who stands and tells the ghost to 'bring it on'. But when it comes time for Hinemoa to swim she... is too impatient and jumps in the deep end. A quick trip to the bottom and Hinemoa comes out of the pool a little scared of the water. So Nana has to show her how to conquer her fears and learn to swim.Read less