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by Esther Glen (Author), Michelle Morrow (Foreword by)
Six Little New Zealanders is a timeless classic about six siblings who live amidst the lush landscapes and pioneering spirit of early 20th-century New Zealand.
Esther Glen, an acclaimed New Zealand author and masterful storyteller, introduces us to the six city kids of the Malcolm family who spend a summer on a Canterbury sheep station run by their three uncles. Each child's personality shines through the pages. From the eldest, who shoulders responsibility with a grace beyond her years, to the youngest, whose innocence and curiosity light up every page, these siblings invite readers into their world of adventure, mischief, and heartwarming family bonds.
As the Malcolm children navigate the joys and challenges of their young lives, their stories are woven into the fabric of the land itself. With each turn of the page, readers are treated to vivid descriptions of New Zealand's breathtaking scenery, from rolling hills and serene coasts to the bustling life of early colonial towns.
Esther Glen, who draws from her own experience growing up in New Zealand, brings to life the trials and triumphs of childhood, capturing the essence of a time and place where family is everything, and life is an adventure waiting to be embraced. Six Little New Zealanders is not just a book; it's an authentic portrayal of youth in a bygone era set in the timeless beauty of New Zealand.
Whether you're revisiting this beloved classic or discovering it for the first time, Six Little New Zealanders promises to enchant, humour, and leave you with a lasting impression of the warmth and wonder of childhood. Join the Malcolm family on their unforgettable journey and let your imagination soar with Six Little New Zealanders.
