The Surface Trials by H.M. Waugh

  An epic page-turner full of twists you won’t see coming, set on an alien planet where, under the watch of a galaxy-wide TV audience, Ammy Antares and her fellow competitors must complete a challenging quest to gain entry into an elite interplanetary academy. Three days, three clues, one hungry

The Sweet Blue Distance by Sara Donati

In the 1850s a young midwife braves the perilous journey west to Santa Fe in this captivating epic from the international bestselling author of Into the Wilderness and The Endless Forest. Over half a million copies now sold of the WILDERNESS series in Australia and New Zealand! 1857: In a

The Tesla Files by Sönke Iwersen Michael Verfürden

A whistleblower, a leak, a fight for truth: The Inside Story of Musk’s Empire A whistleblower. A 100BG-leak of confidential internal documents. A corporation in crisis. This is the story of the fight to expose the truth of Tesla. Elon Musk, the self-appointed savior of civilization, the genius intent on

The Treaty of Waitangi/ Te Tiriti o Waitangi by Toby Morris

The Treaty of Waitangi/ Te Tiriti o Waitangi by Toby Morris with Ross Calman, Mark Derby and Piripi Walker. Ground-breaking full-colour graphic novel about Te Tiriti o Waitangi | The Treaty of Waitangi. Accessible, engaging, image-rich design. Dual-language flip book with Maori and Pakeha authors Ross Calman and Mark Derby.

The Trials of Apollo – The Burning Maze by Rick Riordan

Exclusive edition with extra story Percy Jackson and The Stolen Chariot included The third title in Rick Riordan’s Trials of Apollo series – set in the action-packed (and hilarious) world of Percy Jackson. Share this Lester Papadopoulos was once the glorious god Apollo, Now he’s an awkward (mortal) teenager, stuck

The Unadoptables by Hana Tooke Illustrated by Ayesha L. Rubio

The amazing humour and world-building of Nevermoor meets the wisdom and warmth of Rooftoppers in this most un-ordinary adventure about five amazing children . . . ‘Milou,’ Lotta said softly. ‘We need adoption papers to leave. And no one except that horrid merchant wants us.’ ‘Well then,’ replied Milou with

The Uninhabitable Earth By David Wallace-Wells

A Story of the Future A cinematic, propulsive and frightening climate tour of our near future – coming much faster than you think. The signs of climate change are unmistakable even today, but the real transformations have hardly begun. We’ve been taught that warming would be slow-but, barring very dramatic

The Unlikely Doctor by Dr Timoti Te Moke

From gang life and prison to becoming a doctor at 56 – the incredible story of Dr Timoti Te Moke The extraordinary story of Dr Timoti Te Moke who — having endured a horrific childhood of beatings and abuse, then gang life, stints in prison and an unsupported manslaughter charge

The Vineyards of Central Otago by Viv Milsom and Mike Wilkinson

A beguiling, beautiful snapshot of Central Otago wine – its history, its distinction, and the people who have made it all happen. From humble beginnings in the 1980s, the Central Otago wine industry has grown into a major calling card for the region and New Zealand. Set within a magnificent

The Visitor by Rebecca Starford

A haunting novel about the ghosts we can’t outrun, from the bestselling author of The Imitator. ‘Ghosts live in the sunshine too.’ For most of her adult life, Laura has lived in the UK, her ties to her Brisbane upbringing all but severed. When her parents, Bruce and Eliza, perish in

The Water Bottle by Philippa Werry and Illustrated by Burak Akbay

Award-winning children’s author Philippa Werry teams up with leading Turkish illustrator Burak Akbay to tell a tale that crosses the battle lines of Gallipoli. Young girl Derya and her family move from Turkey to live in New Zealand, bringing with them family treasures including the water bottle that her great-grandfather

The Waters by Carl Nixon – A novel in 21 stories

One family in NZ. Forty years in 21 stories The Waters kids ― practical, athletic Mark; the physically beautiful dreamer Davey; and the baby of the family, Samantha ― have had to face more than their fair share of challenges. 1979 was the year their father sold up the farm

The Wealth Money Can’t Buy by Robin Sharma

The 8 Hidden Habits to Live Your Richest Life. The Wealth Money Can’t Buy offers you a completely life-changing new philosophy and methodology for enjoying an honestly rich life, one filled with personal power, authenticity, exceptionally fulfilling work and a beautiful lifestyle that will cause you to feel like real

The Weather Machine by Andrew Blum

A gripping account of the ingenious minds who gathered together the greatest technological inventions of our species to create a machine that can see into our planet’s future with astonishing accuracy Shall we take an umbrella… or evacuate the city? The Weather Machine is about a miraculous-seeming invention that helps

The Whisper Man by Alex North

Gripping, moving and brilliantly creepy, this is an outstanding new psychological thriller. If you leave a door half-open, soon you’ll hear the whispers spoken . . . Still devastated after the loss of his wife, Tom Kennedy and his young son Jake move to the sleepy village of Featherbank, looking

The Wide Wide Sea By Hampton Sides

The Final, Fateful Adventure of Captain James Cook From New York Times bestselling author Hampton Sides comes an epic account of the most momentous voyage of the Age of Exploration. In July 1776, Captain James Cook began his third voyage in HMS Resolution. Two-and-a-half years later, in Hawaii, Cook was

The Woman Dies by Aoko Matsuda, translated by Polly Barton

Feminist tales from Japan that blend humour, surrealism, and sharp societal critique, by the acclaimed author of Where the Wild Ladies Are Piercing, inventive, and darkly humorous, the fifty-two stories in Aoko Matsuda’s The Woman Dies explore the persistent and pervasive sexism faced by women in modern-day Japan. The normalization

The Wren by Anne Enright – Booker Prize Winning Author

A contemporary novel of daughterhood and motherhood, from the Booker Prize-winning Irish author. Carmel had been alone all her life. The baby knew this. They looked at each other, and all of time was there. The baby knew how vast her mother’s loneliness had been. Nell – funny, brave and

There’s a Moa in the Moonlight by Dawn McMillan

Illustrated by Nikki Slade Robinson Maori text by Ngaere Roberts Dawn McMillan and her team bring extinct NZ animals back to life in this beautifully illustrated book written in English and Maori about an inquisitive girl looking out her back window into the garden as night falls when she sees

There’s a Crab in my Castle/He Pāpaka kei taku Pā by Dawn McMillan

Illustrator: Nikki Slade Robinson Māori translation by: Stephanie Huriana Fong There’s a cool crab in my castle! He’d like to be the king. He sits there on his throne, watching everything. The newest addition to Dawn McMillan’s Nature Stories series takes readers to the rocky shore, where crab meets sandhopper,

This Changes Everything by Niki Bezzant

The must-have guide to perimenopause and menopause for every woman: What’s happening, what you can do, and what really works. ‘This book covers everything. No snake oil, no sugar-coating and, above all, a celebration of the greatest change a woman will go through after puberty. Wish I’d read it at

This Dream Will Devour Us by Emma Clancey

An intoxicating mix of magic and the machinations of the rich and powerful creates a compulsive, bingeable read for readers who love Krystal Sutherland and Karen McManus. ‘Dark, deadly and decadent – prepare to stay up late to finish this one. Emma Clancey is a debut to watch.’ Amie Kaufman,

This Storm by James Ellroy

The second novel in Ellroy’s second ‘L.A. Quartet’, which began with the publication of Perfidia in 2014. It is New Year’s Eve 1941 in Los Angeles, three weeks after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour.Police Sergeant Dudley Smith is recuperating after an attempt on his life – stabbed by anunknown

Three Kiwi Tales by Janet Hunt

Three more endearing stories of helping New Zealand wildlife from the case files of Wildbase Hospital Wildbase Hospital in Palmerston North is a very special hospital for very special animals, and in this follow-up to the hugely successful How to Mend a Kea, author Janet Hunt focuses on the tales

Time’s Raven by Eileen Merriman

Can you escape an eternal loop? Book 2 of the gritty, fast-paced, thought-provoking Eternity Loop series. What’s done cannot be undone. Don’t forget. Having broken the rules against time travel, Indigo is in trouble with everyone, but at least the problem of Billy Raven has been solved – hasn’t it?

Tiny House: Live Small; Dream Big by Brent Heavener

250 amazing small spaces that will make you want to downsize, declutter and live a freer, simpler, happier life. Less is definitely more, from the hit @tinyhouse Instagram account. Having less is the secret to living more. Whether you’ve been dreaming about a treehouse in the wilderness of Montana, or

Tom Clancy’s Oath of Office by Marc Cameron

The latest thriller in Tom Clancy’s internationally bestselling Jack Ryan series – the inspiration for a major new screen adaptation with Amazon Prime. On a crowded tourist beach in Portugal, US operatives use a high-tech drone to watch a French arms dealer flirt with a beautiful woman. It’s only when

Treasure Hunters 7: The Plunder Down Under by James Patterson

The Kidds’ parents are in trouble once again and the four siblings must traverse the Australian Outback, recover a pair of stolen gems, and defeat treasure hunting pirates to save them! Cross a vast desert full of deadly creatures, find long-lost treasure, and save their parents? All in a day’s

Tūmahi Māori by Hone Waengarangi Morris

A pathway to understanding Māori verbs. Essential grammatical advice for users of te reo Māori. This indispensable book shares the teaching strategies of one of the most experienced teachers of te reo Māori in Aotearoa. Its explanations and structures, set out in both te reo Māori and English, reflect a

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