Rere atu taku poi! = Let my poi fly! / Tangaroa Paul ; nā Rebecca Gibbs ngā pikita.

By:

Paul, Tangaroa [author.]

Contributor(s):

Gibbs, Rebecca, 1984- [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Aotearoa. Oratia Books. 2024Description: 30 unnumbered pages : colour illustrations ; 27 cmISBN:

9781738597864
1738597865

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Rere atu taku poi!
Let my poi fly!

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Summary: "Written in te reo Maori and translated by the author, Rere Atu Taku Poi! is a beautifully illustrated story about gender fluidity in a school setting. "Uhm, the poi is for girls, eah!" Rangi loves doing kapa haka but performing poi is his favourite--even though his classmates say it's just for girls. What an assumption that is! When the female leader for the poi falls sick before a school performance, Rangi steps into her place. How will the other students and the audience react? "Surely a boy can't lead the poi?""--Publisher's description.

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"Written in te reo Maori and translated by the author, Rere Atu Taku Poi! is a beautifully illustrated story about gender fluidity in a school setting. "Uhm, the poi is for girls, eah!" Rangi loves doing kapa haka but performing poi is his favourite--even though his classmates say it's just for girls. What an assumption that is! When the female leader for the poi falls sick before a school performance, Rangi steps into her place. How will the other students and the audience react? "Surely a boy can't lead the poi?""--Publisher's description.

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