Odin in New Zealand
Real-life adventures for ages 3–8
The Odin in New Zealand books introduce children to life on a New Zealand farm through warm stories, real-life photographs and clear, dyslexic-friendly early readers designed for accessible reading.
Read Aloud Books
Designed for adults to read together with younger children, these books combine photographs, stories and everyday farm adventures.
Early Readers
Short sections, clear language and real-life photographs help children build confidence as they begin reading independently.
- Odin in New Zealand: On the Farm — Early Reader
- Odin in New Zealand: At the Farmhouse — Early Reader
Dyslexic-Friendly Early Readers
These editions use a dyslexic-friendly font and layout, large print, wide spacing and short, clearly separated sections.
- Odin in New Zealand: On the Farm — Early Reader Dyslexic Edition
- Odin in New Zealand: At the Farmhouse — Early Reader Dyslexic Edition
Activity & Wellbeing Books
- Odin in New Zealand: Farm Colouring Book
- Odin in New Zealand: Farmhouse Colouring Book
- Odin in New Zealand: My Emotions Journal — helping children recognise emotions and build calm and confidence.
Animal, Farm & Veterinary Interest
Children with an interest in animals, horses, farming and veterinary life may also enjoy exploring other titles from Equine Vet Today as they grow.
Schools and libraries can search for these titles through Wheelers.
Once Upon a Vet School
Ages 12 to adult
The Once Upon a Vet School series follows young veterinarians through the challenges, friendships, horses and hard decisions of veterinary training and early professional life.
These character-driven stories will appeal to teen and adult readers interested in animals, horses, veterinary medicine and coming-of-age fiction.
Books in the Series
Suitable for secondary school libraries, senior students and adult readers.
The Long Trails
Award-winning historical fiction for older teens and adults
The Long Trails series is richly researched historical fiction set across the American West and New Zealand during the nineteenth century.
A Long Trail Rolling is an award-winning historical novel, and the series blends adventure, horses, migration, romance and real historical settings.
The books explore war, hardship, cultural change and the search for a new life. They contain mature themes and some discreet romantic or sexual content, making them best suited to older secondary students and adult readers.
Books in the Series
- A Long Trail Rolling — award-winning
- The Hills of Gold Unchanging
- A Sea of Green Unfolding
Suitable for older secondary school libraries and adult collections.
Equine Vet Today
Senior secondary students, tertiary students and adult readers
Modern Equine Dentistry for Horse Owners is a practical, accessible guide to equine dental health, written for horse owners and readers who want to better understand what happens inside the horse’s mouth.
It explains normal dental anatomy, common dental problems, signs of pain and disease, examinations, treatment and modern veterinary dentistry in clear language supported by photographs and illustrations.
The book may be particularly useful for senior students with an interest in horses, agriculture, animal science, veterinary medicine or equine studies, as well as for adult horse owners and public library collections.
Modern Equine Dentistry for Horse Owners
By Elizabeth Thompson DVM MANZCVS (Equine Dentistry) GradDipTeach
Suitable for senior secondary, tertiary and adult collections.
Print books are available through Wheelers, with ebooks and selected audiobooks available through ePlatform.