Janet Hunt Boeken

Engaging narratives highlight the challenges faced by various injured New Zealand native animals, including a little kaka, a kereru, and a kea. Written by natural history expert Janet Hunt, this collection showcases the compassionate efforts of veterinarians at Wildbase, a specialized animal hospital. The stories aim to educate and inspire readers of all ages about wildlife care and conservation, making it an ideal read for children, parents, and teachers who are passionate about protecting endangered species.

Focusing on the rehabilitation of three kiwi at Wildbase Hospital, the narrative presents touching and fascinating accounts of their treatment. Through innovative approaches, these stories highlight the challenges faced in kiwi conservation and the dedication required to return these unique birds to the wild. With engaging text and vibrant photos, the book not only showcases the individual experiences of the kiwi but also emphasizes the broader importance of preserving New Zealand's national icon.

This superb book contains a delicious and colorful range of dishes that will delight vegetarians and tempt even the most enthusiastic meat-eater to try something different. There are a wide variety of superb recipes including sections on family favorites, dinner party dishes from around the world, quick and easy snacks and also special wholefood meals designed to help you lose weight. There is also a useful glossary which lists some of the common and not-so-common whole food and vegetarian ingredient alternatives. This special collection of recipes will prove once and for all that giving up meat does not necessarily mean giving up the pleasure of preparing and eating good food.