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Kiribati children will be able to learn their numbers, letters and colours in their native language, following the release of a new series of books, which were illustrated in Warkworth.
An official release of the books, part of the Te Maroro Project, was held at the Old Masonic Hall in Warkworth on July 12. Auckland Libraries started the project to address the lack of material available across different languages.
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