Bind: paperback

Pages: 48

Dimensions: 245 x 210 mm

Publication Date: 30-09-2012

This book is both an entertaining and educational visit through Orana Wildlife Park. The rhythm and delightful rhymes will appeal to children and adults alike. High quality photos make it a book to be treasured.

Oh dear, it's Libby's birthday - how will we manage to do a gluten-free party? How will we cope on a family picnic? This book will teach your child about gluten, show them how to cope, make gluten-free fun and tell your friends what to do. It is full of great party and picnic ideas while making it easy for your children to understand about gluten and realise it's ok to be gluten-free.

Pages: 64

Dimensions: 147 x 210 mm

Are you thinking about going gluten-free? Does gluten make you ill? One in ten people react to gluten - do you? This book gives you the 3 steps to getting started on your gluten-free diet. Starting with identifying if you really are gluten sensitive, then, on to a shopping list to help you work out what you can and can't eat. Finally, plenty of recipes and eating ideas to make you feel much better and full of life again. 148 x 210 mm 64 pages

Pages: 64

Dimensions: 148 x 210 mm

One in ten people suffer from The Gluten Syndrome - but most are unaware of it. Gluten can cause a wide range of illnesses and diseases, including neurological disorders and coeliac disease. This book shows how these problems are related and explains how you can solve your health problems. Dr Rodney Ford has been promoting this book on National Radio, is speaking at the Auckland Gluten & Allergy Free Expo July 6th, plus many press releases.

Pages: 192

Dimensions: 210 mm

Are you sick and tired of feeling sick and tired - and grumpy? Do you get the run-around" with your health concerns? Are you getting frustrated with no real answers? This book might give you these answers at last! eating gluten might be the cause of all of your health problems. 192 pages 210 x 147 mm First published 2005."

Pages: 192

Dimensions: 147 x 210 mm

Publication Date: 31-08-2005

Pages: 190

Dimensions: 147 x 210 mm

Born To Thunder profiles New Zealand's Olympic medallists Gary Anderson and Sarah Ulmer, earlier heroes like Nick Carter and Warwick Dalton, and many other giants of the road and track over the past 60 years.

Pages: 288

Dimensions: 220 mm

Publication Date: 01-05-2010

Pages: 200

DoP Sept 2008, Christchurch Raised on a remote sheep farm in the Mid Canterbury region of New Zealand's South Island, Emily Peters (1858-1927) had a remarkable career as a nurse. In the 1890s she travelled to the United Kingdom to train at Westminster Hospital. She then nursed in England and served as a nurse in the South African War and in Serbia and Egypt during World War I. In this intriguing book, two authors, Joan Woodward and Glenys Mitchell, have linked Emily Peter's surviving papers - among them a fascinating nursing casebook and a vivid war diary - into a narrative account of an extraordinary life of devotion to helping others. The book illuminates the history of nursing in England and New Zealand. It also casts a light on an emerging New Zealand nationhood and on women's emancipation. In Emily Peter's life and writings readers will see New Zealanders of British descent becoming a distinct people with their own national characteristics over a single generation.

Pages: 167