Bookworm

Keep your book list, wish list, notes and ratings all in one place with this handy notebook! Perfect for Book Club.Dreamed up, right here by the te...

We wanted to make some bookmarks because it's really hard to find a good one out there. This silly one is made because I am so proud of myself to n...

Te Waka Hourua's own account of their treaty redaction at Te Papa in December 2023. This book authored by the artists themselves is a first-hand re...

This is local publication Ratworlds first themed issue - it's 100 pages of queer creativity! Dive into critical interviews about fashion or hear fr...

Vultures is about womanhood, about dirt and queerness and heartbreak and love and a dark lake at night. It’s about a girl, a god, and a glow in the...

From ancient whatu kākahu to contemporary installation art, Frances Hodgkins to Merata Mita, Fiona Clark to Mataaho Collective, Sight Lines tells t...

Tusitala is the debut poetry collection of Danielle Kionasina Dilys Thomson, known for their work with Tagata Atamai which aims to amplify the voic...

For many, education is synonymous with uniforms and tote trays, assemblies and sports days. The cool terraces of a lecture theatre; the rotating te...

Working across painting, drawing and sculpture, Ayesha Green (Ngāti Kahungunu ki Heretaunga, Kāi Tahu) examines histories of Māori and Pākehā repre...

We made these because we were missing that quality bookmark in our lives, something that makes that lovely book-reading experience feel more specia...

Bloody Woman is some bloody good writing. It moves between academic, journalistic and personal essay. Lana moves back and forward across these genr...

This volume collects a number of Hana Pera Aoake's provocative texts about what it means to be Māori in the 21st Century. This book is brought to l...

An exciting poetry book by young, māori Wellingtonian author Tayi Tibble. This book is all about beauty, activism, power and popular culture that h...

Another banger from young, Māori, Wellington award-winning author Tayi Tibble. She is known for her combination of irreverence, activism, power and...

People Person is a debut collection of poems by award-winning Pōneke writer, Joanna Cho. These adventurous, funny and dissonant works are about the...

We wanted to make some bookmarks because it's really hard to find a good one out there. This silly one is made because I am so proud of myself to n...

We made these because we were missing that quality bookmark in our lives, something that makes that lovely book-reading experience feel more specia...

Hiakai offers up food to behold, to savour, to celebrate. This is a beautiful book - with breathtaking photography, delicious recipes, and hearing ...

Personally, I cannot wait to read this book - In the early 1970s, budding Kiwi scientist Dave Lowe was posted at an atmospheric monitoring station ...

Welcoming Jordan Rondel aka "The Caker"s recipe book!  Sunday Baking No.3 is a beautifully thread-bound book. It containing 40 recipies divided int...

Welocming the newest publication by Liv Sisson that we have been so excited for- Fungi! This is your complete introduction to finding, identifying,...

A beautiful verse novel / poetry book by Rubby Solly (Kāi Tahu, Waitaha, Kāti Māmoe) who is a writer, musician and taonga pūoro practitioner living...

With an uneasy grace, these poems explore questions of love, gender, family, friendship and politics. They visit a childhood playground in a storm,...

We've been long time fans of Jessica Hinerangi for a while because of her beautiful art and great instagram. Now this poet, illustrator and journal...

Hiwa is a vibrant, essential collection of contemporary Māori short stories, featuring twenty-seven writers working in English or te reo Māori. The...

After Sarah Jane Barnett had a hysterectomy in her forties, a comment by her doctor that she wouldnt be less of a woman prompted her to investigate...

Rewi: Āta haere, kia tere is a tribute to the late architect Rewi Thompson (Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Raukawa), a visionary thinker who believed that grea...