Books on Radio NZ National: 23-30 September 2011
Radio New Zealand National features several books over the course of a week. These listings are for books that will be featured on the following programmes...
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- The Children's Book Review on Nine to Noon
- Saturday Morning with Kim Hill
- The Arts on Sunday with Lynn Freeman, and
- Book readings (various programmes)
The Children's Book Review on Nine to Noon
Friday, 23 September 2011
John McIntyre from The Children's Bookshop (Kilbirnie) will talk about:
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Rahui Chris Szekely illustrated by Malcolm Ross Published by Huia Publishing ISBN 9781869694708 |
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The Call of The Kokako |
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Kimble Bent: Malcontent by Chris Grosz Published by Random House ISBN 9781869795160 |
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Saturday Morning with Kim Hill
Saturday, 24 September 2011
Booksellers New Zealand has been advised that the following books will be mentioned on Radio New Zealand National’s Saturday Morning with Kim Hill programme this weekend.
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Kevin McCloud's 43 Principles of Home: Enjoying Life in the 21st Century by Kevin McCloud Collins ISBN: 9780007265480 |
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Wanaka: Earth to Heaven at Whare Kea by Michal McKay with photographs by Kieran Scott Godwit ISBN: 9781869621827 |
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The Arts on Sunday with Lynn Freeman
Sunday 25 September 2011
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Sherry Cracker Gets Normal D J Connell Published by Blue Door ISBN 9780007332199 |
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The NZSO National Youth Orchestra by Joy Tonks Published by Victoria University Press ISBN 9780864736093 |
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Radio NZ National Book Readings
24 - 30 September 2011
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NINE TO NOON 10.45am
Monday 26 – Friday 30 September Shingle Beach – Eps 1-5 (of 5) |
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AFTERNOONS 2.30pm Monday 26 – Friday 30 September The Book of Fame – Eps 1-5 (of 10) |
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ALL NIGHT PROGRAMME 3.05am Saturday 24 September Whim Wham – The Satirical Verses of Allen Curnow – Eps 5 (of 5) |
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Sunday 25 September The Carving
From the short story collection He Rau Aroha – A Hundred Leaves of Love |
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Monday 26 September Power Freak – Stephen G. Walker |
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The Shag Incident – Eps 1-4 (of 15) Read by Nick Blake, Madeline McNamara, Jason Whyte, Perry Piercy and Jim Moriarty Random House New Zealand |
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Student Shorts Earthlings Are Aliens Too In Two Minds |
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