Pipi and Pou and the Firewoman (#6) | Tim Tipene Width (mm)_48 we all associate this iconic

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Pipi and Pou and the Firewoman (#6) | Tim Tipene Width (mm)_48 we all associate this iconicSummary Author Description Specs One of the local boys has arrived home telling of a frightening woman who attacked him in the local forest, throwing balls of fire. From his description Nan thinks she knows who it might be and her moko can see it frightens her. Understandably, they are not eager to go with her when she says she must go to the forest to find this woman. A glossary of the te reo Mori phrases is included in each title. Tim Tipene was