Discover the heartwarming tale of 'Where Is This Dog? Kei hea Tenei Kuri?' by Ian Munro, a delightful children's book that beautifully intertwines English and M?ori. Perfect for young readers, this engaging paperback features 20 vibrant pages filled with stunning illustrations by Rebecca Utting, sure to captivate children and parents alike. Follow Manu Pango (Blackbird) as he navigates his fears and ultimately discovers the joy of friendship and resolution as he searches for his beloved companion, This Dog (Ko T?nei Kuri). ThisRead-aloud story not only entertains but also provides essential life lessons about loss and positivity, making it an ideal addition to any child's bookshelf. The bilingual text enhances language skills, encouraging kids to embrace both English and M?ori. Measuring 210 x 230 mm, this book is the perfect size for little hands and is designed for easy reading. It's more than just a story; it's a journey filled with relatable emotions and engaging narrative. A must-have for educators and caregivers alike, 'Where Is This Dog?' also works wonderfully as a bilingual resource for fostering a love for reading in multiple languages. Published on 07-10-2022 by Nana's Shed Books, this charming tale is not only a delightful bedtime read but also an excellent tool for linguistic development. Add 'Where Is This Dog? Kei hea Tenei Kuri?' to your collection today and let your child dive into a world of color, adventure, and cultural richness. Get yours now and create joyful reading moments!

Where Is This Dog? Kei hea Tenei Kuri?
Author: Ian Munro Publisher: Nana's Shed Books
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 210 x 230 mm
Pages: 20
Publication Date: 07-10-2022
Manu Pango (Blackbird) is in a panic. His friend and protector, This Dog (Ko T?nei Kur?), is missing and his nemesis, T?r? Ngeru (That Cat), is on the prowl. Using a simple bilingual English/M?ori text, “Where Is This Dog? - Kei hea T?nei Kur??” speaks to children about loss, fear and happy outcomes. Rebecca Utting’s fun illustrations bring Ian Munro’s story to life in authentic kiwi settings. Piripi Walker’s literal translation keeps the words simple and clear, so each sentence flows when delivered aloud. Where is This Dog that is my dog? Kei hea Tenei Kuri, ara, taku kuri?