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Stunning retelling of the M?ori creation story about the separation of Ranginui, sky-father, and Papat??nuku, earth-mother. Winner of the Margaret Mahy Book of the Year and Elsie Locke Non-Fiction Awards Winner Best Children's Book, PANZ Book Design Awards 2023 Te Wehenga is the separation of Ranginui, sky-father, and Papat??nuku, earth-mother. Award-winning illustrator Mat Tait has written and illustrated this stunning retelling of the M?ori creation story for a new generation. Te reo M?ori and English are woven together in a seamless bilingual approach to the text, with the visceral illustrations powerfully underlining the mana of the story. Ko te Wehenga te k?rero m? Ranginui te matua r?ua ko Papat??nuku te whaea. Ko Mat Tait t?tahi ringatoi kua whakawhiwhia ki ng? tohu, ?, n?na ng? kupu, n?na tonu ng? whakaahua o te pukapuka ?taahua nei m? te orokot?matanga o te ao, hei p?nui m? te reanga hou. Kua whiriwhiria te reo M?ori me te reo P?keh?, e m?m? ai te whai haere i ng? kupu, ?, ka whakatinanahia te mana o te k?rero e ng? whakaahua e kaha h?pai ana i ng? kupu. 'Tait's writing is poetic and full of wairua. He threads heart and feeling through the fabric of the book. These illustrations are like nothing I've seen before. They are simply stunning - moody, dark and dripping with meaning Te Wehenga is a masterpiece that is so much more than 'just a book'. It belongs on every bookshelf.' - Rebekah Fraser, NZ Book Lovers 'In Te Wehenga, the art and the words are all Mat's, and the end result is an absolute treasure.' - Briar Lawry, The Sapling 'Te Wehenga The Separation of Ranginui and Papat??nuku is a bold and beautiful thing. It is all so very finely furious, so vigorously shown, it seems as sure a celebration of the body and also therefore of humanity itself. It is a triumph, a taonga, a treasure.'- S J Mannion, takah? magazine 'This is a book you must read and share and celebrate. The artwork is stunning, the interplay of languages is necessary, the gift of this book in the world immeasurable.' Paula Green, Poetry Box