An amazing building rises on the edge of town – it’s the dream factory. Every night, it sends out magical mist. Flying cars, flower cakes and talking tigers fill the people’s dreams. And the next day the people make those dreams come true.
But when a kereru bird flies into the dream factory, and a feather floats into a cog, everything goes terribly wrong.
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Steph Matuku is a writer from Taranaki, New Zealand. She enjoys writing stories for young people, and her work has appeared on the page, stage and screen. In 2021, she was awarded the established Māori writer residency at the Michael King Centre.
Zak Ātea is an illustrator and visual artist from New Zealand, now based in Sydney, Australia. Her practice involves digital and traditional painting and drawing mediums. Through her work she explores the intangibles of our world, and the complexities of self within both a worldly and Te Ao Māori lens with a focus on colour, texture and multimedia practises.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Tate's first book written by a Maori author is a moving, vibrantly illustrated tale of community and the dreams that power creativity. An amazing building rises on the edge of town - it's the dream factory. Every night, it sends out magical mist. Flying cars, flower cakes and talking tigers fill the people's dreams. And the next day the people make those dreams come true. But when a kereru bird flies into the dream factory, and a feather floats into a cog, everything goes terribly wrong. Tate's first book written by a Maori author is a moving, vibrantly illustrated tale of community and the dreams that power creativity. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781849769907
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