Riwi the Kiwi - Nicholas-Holt, Lilla
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One fine morning on a leisurely stroll Riwi stumbles across several neighbourly animals who are all heading towards a party. Excited, Riwi asks to go with them, but is meanly turned away and laughed at by the animals. Poor Riwi cannot understand why he is uninvited and feels upset. He decides to walk home, sad and confused, when suddenly upon his way he hears an enchanting echo in the distance. Riwi decides to investigate and follow the sound. What does he see? There is a wonderful surprise waiting for him, something that will surely brighten his mood and fill him with glee. Please go to https://goo.gl/vPw1d8 for the OpenDyslexic version…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
One fine morning on a leisurely stroll Riwi stumbles across several neighbourly animals who are all heading towards a party. Excited, Riwi asks to go with them, but is meanly turned away and laughed at by the animals. Poor Riwi cannot understand why he is uninvited and feels upset. He decides to walk home, sad and confused, when suddenly upon his way he hears an enchanting echo in the distance. Riwi decides to investigate and follow the sound. What does he see? There is a wonderful surprise waiting for him, something that will surely brighten his mood and fill him with glee. Please go to https://goo.gl/vPw1d8 for the OpenDyslexic version
Autorenporträt
The author has brought to life the charming New Zealand Character 'Riwi the Kiwi' who transports children aged 3-8 on three fun learning adventures. Subsequently, she has written four more hilarious children's stories: Bad Nana, The Mansion Rats, Lilla Gorilla, and There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shed. Apart from Bad Nana, the stories are rhyming, which the author has been told is a dying art. Throughout her teenage and adult years she wrote limericks in birthday cards for friends and family; usually corny and sometimes a bit rude, but always achieved the intended effect - a laugh from the recipient. Lilla Nicholas-Holt lives in New Zealand's far north, and has three adult children and two grandchildren.