Discover the heartwarming story of 'Nana's Electric Car: Te Motoka Hiko o Kui,' authored by Marie Munro and illustrated by Rachel Doragh. This enchanting children’s book captures the excitement of Bella, Jacob, and Lucas as they learn about their Nana’s eco-friendly lifestyle. With a fully electric car powered by sunbeams, Nana showcases a clean energy way to protect our precious environment, making this book not only entertaining but also educational. The vibrant illustrations transport readers into an authentic Kiwi setting, while Piripi Walker’s skillful translation ensures clarity and flow for a delightful reading experience. Published by Nana's Shed Books, this paperback edition measures 210 x 280 mm and features 28 pages of engaging content. Perfect for young readers who are keen on understanding climate change and renewable energy, this book instills values of sustainability from a young age. The story emphasizes the importance of solar energy, showcasing how Nana's solar panels transform sunlight into power for her electric car, bridging the gap between traditional narratives and modern environmental consciousness. With its release date of 07-10-2022, 'Nana's Electric Car' is a must-have addition to every child’s bookshelf. Order now and inspire the next generation to be climate-conscious citizens! Fast delivery options available for a seamless shopping experience.

Nana's Electric Car : Te Motoka Hiko o Kui
Author: Marie Munro Publisher: Nana's Shed Books
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 210 x 280 mm
Pages: 28
Publication Date: 07-10-2022
Bella, Jacob and Lucas are environment and climate-change savvy, so they're really excited to discover that their Nana has chosen a clean energy way to help protect the environment. Her new car is fully electric. But that's not all. Nana has solar panels on her roof! They turn sun into power and, though crazy it seems, Nana’s new car drives along on sunbeams. Ka hurihia te r? hei kaha pana motok?, ahakoa rerek? ki ?tahi, e rere ana te motok? o Kui m? runga i ng? hihi o Tama-nui-te-r?. Rachel Doragh’s dynamic illustrations bring the story to life in an authentic kiwi environment while Piripi Walker’s translation keeps the words simple and clear, so the rhythm is right, and each sentence flows when delivered aloud.