Notes

maoeng nā Melinda Szymanik i tuhi ; nā Isobel Joy Te Aho-White ngā pikitia i tā ; nā Pānia Papa i whakamāori.

32 pages :

colour illustrations.
Translation of: There are no moa, e hoa.New Zealand author; New Zealand illustrator.
Summary: Is Tuatara seeing things, or are there moa lurking in BatKiwi's forest? Once again, the call for BatKiwi rings out through the forest. This time Tuatara is convinced he has seen moa in the forest and that it wants to eat him. "There are no moa, e hoa," Bat and Kiwi assure him. But Tuatara is persistent, he can feel the presence of a moa in his bones. (Publisher)
In te reo Māori. Translated from the English.