I te t�imatanga : M�aori mythology of the beginning of time : a New Zealand children's book / words and images crafted by Tonto.
Material type: TextLanguage: English, Maori Publisher: [New Zealand] : Tonto Books, [2021]Description: 20 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmContent type:- text
- still image
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780473568702
- 0473568705
Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Childrens Picture Books | Davis (Central) Library Children's Picture Books | Children's Picture Books | 398.208999442 | Coming Soon | T00869910 | ||
Childrens Picture Books | Davis (Central) Library Children's Picture Books | Children's Picture Books | 398.208999442 | Coming Soon | T00869911 | ||
Childrens Picture Books | Davis (Central) Library Children's Picture Books | Children's Picture Books | 398.208999442 | Coming Soon | T00869913 | ||
Childrens Picture Books | Davis (Central) Library Children's Picture Books | Children's Picture Books | 398.208999442 | Coming Soon | T00869912 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
"A Mori mythology of the beginning of time. This is the story of two parents, Ranginui and Papat¿±nuku commonly known to us as Rangi and Papa. In the beginning, Rangi (sky father) and Papa (earth mother) lay hugging each other in a warm-hearted embrace. They had six sons who they loved dearly and doted on. But the children, living in the dark within the bond of their parents, wanted more space and light. They did not like living between the tight clasp of their parents"--Publisher description.
"A M�aori mythology of the beginning of time. This is the story of two parents, Ranginui and Papat�u�anuku commonly known to us as Rangi and Papa. In the beginning, Rangi (sky father) and Papa (earth mother) lay hugging each other in a warm-hearted embrace. They had six sons who they loved dearly and doted on. But the children, living in the dark within the bond of their parents, wanted more space and light. They did not like living between the tight clasp of their parents"--Publisher description.
In English, with some M�aori words.