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"The year is 1965. A Māori family, recently migrated to the South Island from the North Island's East Cape, prepares to celebrate a birthday with their Pākehā guests. In this cultural borderland, freshly-forged identities are passports presented for a passage to prosperity. Yet origins cannot be easily forgotten"--Back cover.
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