Kanohi – My Face (Reo Pepi Tahi Series 1)

Name: Kanohi – My Face (Reo Pepi Tahi Series 1)
Brand: Allen & Unwin
SKU: 9780473331504
Price: 17.0 NZD
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Reo Pēpi

By Kitty Brown and Kirsten Parkinson

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Brief Description

Use Kanohi – My Face (Reo Pēpi Tahi Series 1) to learn the parts of pēpi's face together with some simple Te Reo Māori. Reflecting a popular first words game, Kanohi features beautiful illustrations of kiwi kids having fun. Read More

Format: Board book

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Kanohi – My Face (Reo Pepi Tahi Series 1)

$17⁰⁰

Elsewhere:

~~$18⁹⁹~~

Kanohi – My Face (Reo Pepi Tahi Series 1)

Reflecting pepi's sweet first words game, Kanohi features beautiful illustrations of kiwi kids having fun. Use Kanohi to learn the parts of pepi's face together with some simple te reo Maori.

Description

Use Kanohi – My Face (Reo Pēpi Tahi Series 1) to learn the parts of pēpi's face together with some simple Te Reo Māori.

Reflecting a popular first words game, Kanohi features beautiful illustrations of kiwi kids having fun.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9780473331504

Publisher: Reo Pepi Tapui Ltd

Format: Board book

Date Published: 01 September 2020

Country: New Zealand

Imprint: Reo Pepi Tapui Ltd

Illustration: Hand drawn colour illustrations in pencil and watercolour

Audience: Children

DIMENSIONS

Width: 147.0mm

Height: 185.0mm

Weight: 221g

Pages: 18

Collections

2025 Best Sellers Board Books Children's Board Books Children's Books Children's Picture Books Children’s, Teenage and Educational Education & Reference Featured In Stock Kid's Books Kirsten Parkinson Kitty Brown New Zealand and Australia Published New Zealand Children's Books New Zealand Published Pukapuka Reo Māori (Māori Language)

About the Author

Kitty Brown and Kirsten Parkinson developed the Reo Pēpi books out of a desire to produce really simple, user friendly bi-lingual board books in te reo Māori for Māori and Pākehā whānau alike.

Their passion for Reo Pēpi grew from their own whānau. They are cousins through their tāua (Ivy and Mere Karaitiana) and grew up close in a tino ātaahua extended whānau. After education, travelling, living overseas, careers and having children, they both returned to their rohe, living in the same little village, Portobello on the Otago Peninsula.