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Elephant Island by Leo Timmers and A Perfect Wonderful Day with Friends by Philip Waechter are shortlisted for the @TeachEarlyYrs 2022 Awards in the UK!

Find out more here https://t.co/8LnXld5rPi

Our 50% off winter sale ends tomorrow - don't miss out on a selection of end of line much-loved picture books and novels to cosy up with this season!

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It’s well and truly winter outside the Gecko Press office so we’re having
a hunker-down sale with 50% discount on some of our early favourites. Limited stock, so be quick! FREE NZ delivery on orders over $100

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Do Animals Fall in Love is one of @cbcbook's summer selection of books about love! 💚

Check out the full list of books, including other Gecko Press titles, in the Love Makes the World Go Round Showcase

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Hope you have a good book to read this weekend.

From A Perfect Wonderful Day with Friends by by Philip Waechter

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Looking for stars.

Image by Eva Eriksson from When Dad Showed Me the Universe, written by Ulf Stark

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"It’s hard to stress how difficult it is to write something this simple but also with a successful capper at the end. Sticking the landing in a board book is an art. David Elliot? A master."
Bumblebee Grumblebee in @sljournal's 2022 Board Books round up 🐝https://t.co/xa0veur3Fg

50% off winter sale!

It’s well and truly winter outside the Gecko Press office, so we’re having a hunker-down web sale with selected books at half price. Browse more than 30 much-loved picture books and novels https://t.co/6rLFVYiLA6

Image by Olof Landström from Pom and Pim

🌈A book list for Pride Month! 🌈

We asked Wellington's @GoodBookshopNZ for a list of their favourite children's books featuring LGBTQIA+ characters. See the list here https://t.co/sQszLxDWJp

Thanks @GoodBookshopNZ!

Image by Anke Kuhl from Tell Me

Sometimes a granny feels like a lump of old mashed potato.

If you want to raise a granny's spirits, you could try this.

Image by Éric Veillé from Encyclopedia of Grannies.