Ko tōku māmā te kuini o te rori

"This is the Māori language edition of My Mum is Queen of the Road. Ari and Isabella play with trucks and diggers, making roads in a sandpit. Ari tells Isabella that his mother is a roadworker who works the Stop/Go sign and is called Queen of the Road. Isabella tries to work out why she is a queen. Does she wear diamonds? Does she sit on a throne? Does she have a corgi? Each time, Ari answers no, and Isabella is puzzled until Ari reveals that when his mum turns her sign to Go, everyone cheers and waves at her - just like a queen."--Publisher information.

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Searching... Palmerston North Central Library	Te Reo Maori - Children's Zone	BEC	Children's Book	PN364650035144	Searching... Unknown
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Searching... Palmerston North Central Library	Te Reo Maori - Children's Zone	BEC	Children's Book	PN364650035145	Searching... Unknown
Searching... Te Patikitiki Library	Te Reo Maori - Children's Zone	BEC	Children's Book	PN364650035143	Searching... Unknown

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"This is the Mori language edition of My Mum is Queen of the Road. Ari and Isabella play with trucks and diggers, making roads in a sandpit. Ari tells Isabella that his mother is a roadworker who works the Stop/Go sign and is called Queen of the Road. Isabella tries to work out why she is a queen. Does she wear diamonds? Does she sit on a throne? Does she have a corgi? Each time, Ari answers no, and Isabella is puzzled until Ari reveals that when his mum turns her sign to Go, everyone cheers and waves at her, just like a queen"--Publisher information.

Genre:

Picture books.

Maori language materials.

Children's stories, New Zealand.