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The Third Eye
In ancient New Zealand Ani's ancestors left a warning for their descendants. This warning is revealed when a development project seems set to persuade local Maoris to relinquish their land and commercialize their traditions. All will work out, says the prophecy, if tribal history is not disturbed.
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First published January 1, 1987
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Joan de Hamel
4 booksJoan de Hamel was a New Zealand children's writer who grew up in London.
She was a teacher, and has for many years been a breeder of angora goats and donkeys.
She won two national awards: the 1979 Esther Glen Medal for Take the Long Path (1978), and the 1985 A.W. Reed Memorial Award for Hemi's Pet (1985).
She was a teacher, and has for many years been a breeder of angora goats and donkeys.
She won two national awards: the 1979 Esther Glen Medal for Take the Long Path (1978), and the 1985 A.W. Reed Memorial Award for Hemi's Pet (1985).
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