16 x New Zealand picture books bundle 1980’s and 1990’s
A unique opportunity to buy16 picture books by New Zealand authors. Pick up from Blockhouse Bay.
Descriptions as follows:
But what did we get for Grandpa? / David Ling, illustrated by Dick Frizzell 1983 - hardback in great condition
The clay boy/ Ron Bacon illustrated by Chris Gaskin 1989. - hardback in pristine as new condition
Three surprises for Hemi/ Ron Bacon , illustrated by Anita Vink 1990 - hardback in very good condition
Mr Smudge’s thirsty day / Jonathan Gunson 1985 - hardback in good condition. Some foxing on first and last pages
The oldest tree / Kathryn Guthrie. Illustrated by Anne de Silva 1986- hardback in excellent condition
Birthday Rain/ Dorothy Butler, illustrated by Gabriela Klepatski 1993. - hardback in as new condition
Lucky for some/ Dorothy Butler, illustrated by Lyn Kriegler 1990 - hardback in great condition
What a birthday/ Dorothy Butler, illustrated by Lyn Kriegler 1996 - paperback signed and gifted by Dorothy Butler. Good condition, inside covers foxed
Duckat/ Galen Gordon, illustrated by Chris Gaskin 1992 - hardback in great condition. Bit of fading on cover and spine
Toby builds a room/ Jonathan Gunson 1992 - paperback in excellent condition
Hemi and the shorty pyjamas/ Joan de Hamel, illustrated by Lyn Kriegler 1996 - paperback in excellent condition
Lily and the present/ Christine Ross 1992 - paperback in excellent condition
Jane and the dragon/ Martin Baynton 1988 - paperback. Some scribble in pencil inside front. Name written in ink. Good condition.
Hutu and Kawa find an island/ Avis Acres 1992 reprint from 1955 book. - Good condition.
Rodney rat and the sunken treasure/ Michelanne Forster and Graeme Kyle 1983 - paperback, a bit scruffy
The choosing day/ Jennifer Beck, illustrated by Robyn Belton -1989 paperback - ex-library in worn condition.
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