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Bored with the bestseller list? Browse our catalogue of books by New Zealand indie authors.
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After the end of the war in Europe, Tom Blake finds out he has a child lost somewhere in France.
Lost in the Wild tells the gripping tale of two small dogs lost deep in New Zealand’s rugged native bush. In this story of survival and resilience, the reader is taken on a journey through Aotearoa / New Zealand’s native forest, and learns of the threats to our native species.
Is your family geographically scattered? Has globalisation made your family a Distance Family?
Moving to a new country can be a difficult and isolating experience, especially when you’re far away from your loved ones.
When generations of a family are spread across countries and continents, it changes everything – relationships, roles, identity and connection.
Tony Hopkins, Black Cherokee actor, storyteller and poet, has interwoven personal stories and poems to create a fascinating account of his 80 years of life.
A family torn apart by secrets. The Disorder is a gripping psychological drama.
A heart-rending tale of enduring love.
A thought-provoking literary mystery that explores the grey areas of life, death, and the stories that shape us all.
Who are you willing to damn for power?
In a comical Kiwi adventure, a group of bad-ass women band together to reclaim stolen property, confront societal beauty standards, and navigate the chaos of drugs and gangs they are exposed to by their next-to-useless receptionist.
Sam Healey grew up in a loving family, but one with a secret.
An inspiring rhyming adventure through New Zealand’s native wildlife fostering a love for nature.
An inspiring rhyming adventure through New Zealand’s native wildlife fostering a love for nature.
Endless sunshine, curious and carefree by the sea.
Join Miss Mouse on an epic adventure to find her perfect home.
A gripping tale of transformation, resilience, and the enduring power of love set against historical turmoil.
For the pleasure of street artists worldwide, Wellington residents, visitors and those interested in street art, graffiti, social science or history.
Kiwi Land Girls Series Book 1 – life, love, and resilience on the home front in New Zealand.
Kiwi Land Girls Series Book 2 – life, love, and resilience on the home front in New Zealand
Kiwi Land Girls Series Book 3 – life, love, and resilience on the home front in New Zealand.
Kiwi Land Girls Series Book 4 – life, love, and resilience on the home front in New Zealand.
A thrilling urban adventure that weaves everyday sporting dreams with a mysterious game of strange magic.
Continuing the story begun in Finding Miriama – this historical novel explores how the choices of our ancestors echo through time.
Explore the powerful journey of identity and chasing dreams in this gripping historical novel.
An orphan bent on revenge. A monster searching for freedom. A forbidden pact that binds their fates together. Book 1 of the Rarkyn Trilogy.
A sweet and hopeful YA romance with mental health at it’s centre.
A sweet, swoony YA romance about discovering and celebrating your worth.
Untold stories of heroism by New Zealand peacemakers.
An engaging and amusing Kiwi tale, set against a backdrop of failed parent–teacher interactions and fashion crimes. Hilarious and heartbreaking in turn, A Thousand Paper Cups explores the blight of family harm, homophobia and the misplaced loyalties of children to their imperfect parents.
A lively adventure of friendship, gambling and dating all the wrong people.
Beautifully illustrated poems in te reo Māori for each letter of the Māori alphabet with accompanying wall frieze.
A unique and sophisicated picture book written especially for mothers and maybe to share with their children.
Join Eugene and his family in this beginner chapter book series as he discovers the joys and problems of living on an island bird sanctuary. (Book 3)
The true story of a feisty little otter who escaped from Auckland Zoo.
Willow Austin thought she had it all: an amazing family, the opportunity to get out of the tiny town she grew up in, and the chance to travel the world with the love of her life. But tragedy struck and her fairytale came crashing down. (Wildflower Ridge 3)
Abigail Fletcher finally has her life together. There’s just one thing left to do: reconnect with her five-year-old daughter, Sadie, who she left three years ago, her anxiety telling her Sadie would be better off without her. (Wildflower Ridge 2)
Katie Barton once swore she’d never return to the small town of Kauri Creek – the only place that’s ever felt like home. (Wildflower Ridge 1)
Dark short stories in technicolour.
Kiri was looking for Brodie. Liam was looking for calm. Neither of them were looking for each other.
A wonderful bedtime story for all to enjoy.
Maybe friends really do make the best lovers? (Otago Waters Book 1)
First impressions are hard to shake… (Otago Waters Book 2)