O Mose Ma Le Manumea - Va`afusuaga, Jane; Stirnemann, Rebecca
24,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
payback
12 °P sammeln
  • Broschiertes Buch

The S¿moan edition of Mose and the Manumea. `Ina ua fa`alogo Mose ma lona tauusoga o Niko i le fa`asalalauga i le leiti¿ e uiga i le manulele fa`asao o le manumea, na fa`aoso loa le l¿ sa`ilig¿ manumea. Ua ¿ i le loloto o le tog¿vao pogis¿, o lo o i le isi it¿mauga. `Ua maofa tama i manu ese`ese na l¿tou fetaia`i i le vaomatua, `ae fa`amata o le `¿ l¿ mauaina lenei manulele mauagat¿? `O Mose ma le Manumea is designed to be read independently by 8-10 year olds and to be read aloud to younger readers. It can be enjoyed by families and also used as a valuable interactive conservation resource in…mehr

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
The S¿moan edition of Mose and the Manumea. `Ina ua fa`alogo Mose ma lona tauusoga o Niko i le fa`asalalauga i le leiti¿ e uiga i le manulele fa`asao o le manumea, na fa`aoso loa le l¿ sa`ilig¿ manumea. Ua ¿ i le loloto o le tog¿vao pogis¿, o lo o i le isi it¿mauga. `Ua maofa tama i manu ese`ese na l¿tou fetaia`i i le vaomatua, `ae fa`amata o le `¿ l¿ mauaina lenei manulele mauagat¿? `O Mose ma le Manumea is designed to be read independently by 8-10 year olds and to be read aloud to younger readers. It can be enjoyed by families and also used as a valuable interactive conservation resource in classrooms. An educational resource containing facts about the manumea and other endemic species of birds. It raises awareness about the importance of protecting the manumea - the critically endangered national bird of S¿moa. Royalties from sales of the book will go towards conservation of the manumea initiatives in S¿moa. Also available in the English edition 'Mose and the Manumea'.
Autorenporträt
Jane Va'afusuaga was born and raised in Eastbourne, Wellington and is of Scottish heritage. Having trained as a teacher, Jane taught for 10 years in Auckland and four years in Apia, Samoa. Jane lives in Samoa in the village of Falease'ela, with her husband, Olsen and daughter, Coco. Their house sits beside the Liua le Vai o Sina River, where they host visitors from around the world through their ecocultural adventure tourism business. Life in the village means Jane has been immersed in the culture, language, natural environment, church and customs of the Samoan people. She works in the family business, writes when she can and volunteers at the local primary school where she has set up a library. Jane is a 2017 New Zealand Society of Authors mentorship recipient.