New Zealand children's picture book about a kiwi by Kaye Fox and fully illustrated by Mike Banks aka Banx for kids of all ages, NZ Kiwi Meg A. Feather is one feisty, spunky kiwi chick. She's just cycled around New Zealand on a bike made out of number 8 wire. Now she's saving the annual Forest Games from the dastardly deeds of stoats, weasels, rats, possums, feral cats and ferrets. And what an adventure it turns out to be! From the High Jump to the ZigZag race, from the Tumbledown to the Kiwi Karate and more, it's bound to be a big night in more ways than one! “A kiwi classic – once in our beaks, we wouldn't put it down” (Kiwi Knightly newspaper) “This is the best book my Dad's ever read to me. He's the 100-beak backstroke champion too” (Kevin Kiwi's son) “Move over Winnie-the-Pooh, Meg's coming through… on her bike” (Kiwi chick) “This book's got my hoot!” (Millicent Morepork, grandmother of 27 grandchicks)
Meg A. Feather and The Forest Games
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The Adventures of feisty kiwi chick Meg as she battles to save the forest games from the unwelcome pests. by Kaye Fox and Mike Banks aka banx |
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Meg A Feather and the Forest Games Published by Moving Canvas
Copyright @ Kaye Fox and Mike Banks 2007
ISBN 978-0-646-46965-2
All rights reserved, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publishers.
Fox, Kaye (Kaye Eliza).
Meg A. Feather and the Forest Games
For Primary school aged children.
1. Kiwis - juvenile fiction. 2. Intercession - juvenile fiction
I. Banks, Mike (Michael John) 1958 - , II. Title A823.4
Illustrations created using watercolour.
© banx 2005-2007
Printed at 3e Innovative
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