The Twin Stars of Matariki: Waiti and Waita

The Twin Stars of Matariki: Waiti and WaitaExplore the enchanting world of **The Twin Stars of Matariki: Waiti and Waita**. This beautifully illustrated children's book by renowned author **Miriama Kamo** and talented illustrator **Zak Waipara** spans 32 pages of captivating storytelling. Dive deep into an adventure that emphasizes the importance of nature, friendship, and the significance of Matariki, a time of reflection and renewal. As you join Te Rerehua and Sam, youll uncover the subtle

Explore the enchanting world of **The Twin Stars of Matariki: Waiti and Waita**. This beautifully illustrated children's book by renowned author **Miriama Kamo** and talented illustrator **Zak Waipara** spans 32 pages of captivating storytelling. Dive deep into an adventure that emphasizes the importance of nature, friendship, and the significance of Matariki, a time of reflection and renewal. As you join Te Rerehua and Sam, you’ll uncover the subtle differences between the stars; Waiti, the protector of fresh water and lakes, and Waita, the guardian of the ocean’s salt waters. When Waiti seems to lose its glow, a call to action emerges! Grandparents and children unite to plant around the lake, promoting health and harmony with nature. However, the adventure takes a whimsical turn as pesky Patupaiarehe, the mischievous fairies, try to thwart their efforts. This tale beautifully illustrates the vital connection between humans and our environment, making it a perfect read for children who are curious about our world. Ideal for ages 4-8, this book is a wonderful addition to any child’s collection and a perfect gift for Matariki celebrations. Delivery information: Enjoy fast shipping across New Zealand. Order now to explore the wonders of Waiti and Waita!

The Twin Stars of Matariki: Waiti and Waita
By Kamo, Miriama
Illustrated by Waipara, Zak
Number of Pages 32
Publisher: Scholastic New Zealand Limited
Te Rerehua and Sam know that nothing in nature is identical; not the eels, not the stones on the beach ... not even the twin stars of Matariki, Waiti and Waita: one looks after fresh water and lakes, the other salt water - the ocean. When they notice Waiti is looking dim one nigh...t, Grandma and Poua enlist the children's help with planting around the edges of the lake to help keep it healthy. But at night, those sneaky Patupaiarehe come and pull up the plants! Grandma devises a plan to scare those naughty fairies away ...