Koko and the Coconut

Koko and the Coconut
Turia Pitt, Celestine Vaite, Emilie Tavaearii
RRP:
NZ$ 24.00
Our Price:
NZ$ 19.20
Hardback
h276 x 277mm - 32pg
31 Jan 2023 AU
International import eta 7-19 days
9781760892944
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The first picture book from bestselling author Turia Pitt. From bestselling author, inspirational ironman, humanitarian and mother Turia Pitt comes this fun tale about a determined little crab who faces a big challenge. Written with Turia' s mother, Celestine Vaite, the book celebrates their Tahitian heritage. Hello. My name is Koko. Today is a big day. . . "Go, Koko!"Cheer on Koko as he reaches for the sky - well, a very tall tree - and the ultimate prize. . . a hefty, juicy, scrumptious coconut. But when the going gets tough, will he be able to finish what he starts?
Turia Pitt (Author) Turia Pitt is living proof that, with the right mindset, anything is possible. Caught in a grassfire while competing in a 100 km ultramarathon in 2011, Turia suffered full thickness burns to 65 per cent of her body. But surviving is the least of her achievements. One of Australia' s most admired and widely recognised people, Turia has gone on to become a bestselling author, a two-time Ironman and a humanitarian - raising well over a million dollars for not-for-profit Interplast. Through her online presence, books and online programs, Turia has inspired millions to live with more confidence, conquer their fears and chase down their wildest dreams. Emilie Tavaearii (Illustrator) Emilie was born in Tahiti in 1985. She left French Polynesia at the age of seven and settled in France with her mother and brother on the beautiful island of Noirmoutier. She developed a passion for creativity at an early age, and later majored in Art History. After graduation, she started a photography career. In 2018, Emilie felt the urge to reconnect with her Polynesian roots and returned to Tahiti, which prompted her to change her life and to pursue her childhood dream of becoming an illustrator. Emilie now lives in Nantes in France and travels regularly to Polynesia where she hasrenewed strong ties.

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