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Fish of Aotearoa by Kate Dickinson, Bilingual Board Book

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A board book for even the littlest fishermen.

The Fish of Aotearoa by Kate Dickinson is a beautifully illustrated, bilingual board book that helps children explore the common fish of New Zealand, in both English and te reo Māori. With bold imagery, rhythmic rhyme, and durable pages made for small hands, it's an engaging early learning tool for curious tamariki.

Perfect for storytime, gifting, or bringing along on seaside adventures.

Why You'll Love It

  • Introduces tamariki to native NZ fish in a fun, accessible way
  • Bilingual text supports early Māori language learning
  • Rhyming format keeps kids engaged and curious
  • Durable board book format for little hands
  • A meaningful gift for nature-loving whānau

Product Details

  • Author: Kate Dickinson
  • Format: Board Book
  • Size: 15cm x 15cm
  • Language: English and te reo Māori
  • Designed in New Zealand

Styling & Gifting Tips

  • Pair with a soft toy fish or mini tackle set for a themed gift
  • Stack with other NZ nature books in a child's reading nook
  • Great addition to daycare, kindergarten, or classroom libraries
  • Include in baby shower or new baby gift bundles for Kiwi families
  • Wrap with recycled kraft paper and twine for a beachy, rustic feel

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FAQs

What age is it for?
It is a sturdy 15cm board book made for small hands, so it suits babies, toddlers and preschoolers, and it is a good first read-aloud.

Do I need to speak te reo Māori to read it?
No. The text is in English and te reo Māori side by side, so it works for whānau at any stage of learning.

In Short

Fish of Aotearoa by Kate Dickinson is a 15 x 15cm bilingual board book in English and te reo Māori, introducing common New Zealand fish in rhyme with bold illustrations. It makes a meaningful new baby or birthday gift.

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