| Author: | Fiona Kidman |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
| Reading Level: | good |
In her first volume of memoir, Fiona Kidman described her background and childhood, evoking the places she lived in and the people she knew. It finished with the publication of her first, hugely successful novel. In this sequel she takes us through t... read more
| Author: | Janet Frame |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
This brand new collection of 28 short stories by Janet Frame spans the length of her career and contains some of the best she wrote. None of these stories has been published in a collection before, and more than half are published fo... read more
| Author: | The Kennet Brothers |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
Bikepacking Aotearoa is a guide to twenty cycling adventures around New Zealand. The trips range in length from two days to two weeks and explore the less travelled parts of this beautiful little country.
New equipment and a change of mindset hav... read more
| Author: | Elisabeth Easth |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
A lively anthology of fiction, nonfiction and poetry, celebrating the birds of Aotearoa. On the skyline a hawk languidly typing a hunting poem with its wings.- Hone Tuwhare New Zealand birds have inspired mythology, song, whimsical stories, detailed observation, humour and poe... read more
| Author: | Phyllis Johnston |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
| Author: | Green, Michael |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
What happens if your family is the last left alive? The Chatfield family - half living in the UK, the other in New Zealand - found out the stark realities of survival after a deadly pandemic swept across the world. Now escaping the repressive regime at Haver Hall in the UK, a gr... read more
| Author: | Michael Green |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
When a pandemic strikes, members of the Chatfield family possess a crucial advantage. Guessing that their relatives on the other side of the world might also have escaped the devastating virus, and knowing that for their ultimate survival they must increase their gene pool, two ... read more
| Author: | Michael Green |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
The Chatfield family, scattered across the globe continue to fight for survival. Their only hope is to form one strong community together, but power struggles, violence and deception keep them apart. In this thrilling conclusion to the Blood Line trilogy, the New Zealand com... read more
| Author: | Brandy Wehinger |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
Zombie story with plenty to sink your teeth into: romance, supernatural monsters and a good dose of blood and gore.
Blue is set in a post-apocalyptic world, where humans live in colonies high above the ground and have forgotten a lot of what pre-zombie life was like, for instance there are no ce... read more
| Author: | Deborah Challinor |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
| Series: | Children of War Trilogy |
On 3 February 1931 Napier is hit by an earthquake, and Tamar Murdoch is seriously injured. As she recovers, she is preoccupied with the ongoing effects of the Great Depression, and her family is once again threatened by war and heartbreak when her grandson threatens to join the International Brigade.
| Author: | Michelle Elvy (ed.); Frankie McMillan and James Samuel Norcliffe (eds) |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
| Reading Level: | very good |
'Slippery, and exciting ... The stories come at you directly, and then turn askance, and then slap you in the face' Allan Drew'Bonsai' brings together a pioneering collection of flash fiction and associated forms (prose poetry and haib... read more
| Author: | Vanda Symon |
| Category: |
New Zealand Fiction |
| Reading Level: | good |
A brutal home invasion shocks the nation. A man is murdered, his wife bound, gagged and left to watch. But when Detective Sam Shephard scratches the surface, the victim, a successful businessman, is not all he seems to be. And when the evidence points to two of Dunedin's most hated c... read more
