Bored with the bestseller list? Browse our catalogue of books by New Zealand indie authors.
If you love Austen you will adore Pride and Prejudice and Mice. “Beatrix Potter meets Jane Austen” in this illustrated, faithful yet mouse-full, adaptation of the classic Austen novel. Suitable for all ages, illustrated and adapted by an award-winning NZ author.
The Falling City, where humans have forgotten the past, have no concept of names and are only known by their occupations, three residents are about to discover a truth that will change their lives forever.
The cost of freedom was greater than one man.
“Doggone Crazy is a delightful and energetic story that brings plenty of lighthearted fun to the page.” – Amazon Review
John Reynolds, a twenty-two-year-old Kiwi, with a new teaching diploma, began his overseas travels in 1964 which gave him a lifelong passion for international travel and experiences.
What do you do when you fail your Seers exams? Go on a road trip! Join Sibyl as she seeks her fortune by bus in a magical version of New Zealand.
A wizard’s inner demon might be the world’s only hope. A witty, emotionally deep, thoroughly unorthodox hero’s journey with Dungeons&Dragons vibes and laugh-out-loud humour.
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.
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.
