Kimi me te Merengi
Kimi lives in the country with her grandmother and her Uncle Tau. One day at the end of summer, the big bus from the city gobbles up Uncle Tau and takes him away. Before he leaves, he promises to return when the watermelon is fully grown. The watermelon grows and grows, and Kimi waits and waits. Finally it is ready to eat.
Kimi and the Watermelon is a story of love and trust…and the turning of the seasons.
This te reo version includes the English language version as an extra.
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Maori
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New Zealand
Bonus Content
Kimi and the Watermelon - English
14mThe English language version of Kimi and the Watermelon