PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
Kennedy Warne, co-founder of New Zealand Geographic magazine and contributor to National Geographic, often writes about the sea, including the book Let Them Eat Shrimp: The Tragic Disappearance of the Rainforests of the Sea. His most recent books, however, are land-based: Tuhoe: Portrait of a Nation and View From the Road, a collaboration with photographer Arno Gasteiger. He has also produced two children's books with Northland illustrator Heather Hunt: Cuckoo and the Warbler and It's My Egg (and you can't have it!). Once a fortnight Warne speaks about the outdoors, nature and adventure on RNZ's morning programme, Nine to Noon, in a slot entitled 'Off the Beaten Track'
‘Beautifully written’ — The Booklover,‘Vivid, entertaining and instructive encounters with the underwater world’ — John Daly-Peoples, New Zealand Arts Review,‘A report from one of New Zealand’s most intrepid and best-travelled explorers’ — Steve Braunias, Aotearoa New Zealand Review of Books,‘A gift to those of us who love the sea and feel it’s call’ — Gem Wilder, Kete,‘The power of this book is that it shows us the speed of sea change as measured within the short span of a human life’ — Ingrid Horrocks, New Zealand Geographic,‘Much more than a thrilling adventure story’ — Lyn Potter, NZ Booklovers
