Kiwi expat Republishes Maori Myths & Legends for Christchurch Earthquake Appeal Fundraiser

Abela Publishing, a UK based social enterprise publisher, run by expat Kiwi John Halsted, announces the republication of Sir George Grey's 1854 publication "Polynesian Mythology and Ancient Traditional History of the New Zealanders" as a fundraiser for the Christchurch Earthquake Appeal. Despite its elaborate title, the book contains 23 Maori myths and legends collected by Sir George Grey in the mid-to-late 1800�s as an aide to understanding the Maori culture, customs and language.

£3.00 (approx. NZ$6.45) from every copy sold via the Abela website will be donated to the Christchurch Earthquake Appeal via the Red Cross. US$3.50 will be donated for Canadian and USA orders and �3.25 will be donated for orders taken in Euros.

For more information, a table of contents and to order, click on this link http://www.abelapublishing.com/newzealand.html
Alternatively this page can be linked to from the Abela Homepage at http://www.AbelaPublishing.com by clicking on one of the two advertisements on the home page.
Abela Publishing is based in Sandhurst, Berkshire and has been established as a social enterprise. The company publishes new and old children�s books, fairy tales, folklore, myths and legends and donates at least 33% of it's profits to charities around the world. 85 titles have been published to date. Abela is the Zulu word for "to share".
Contact Abela Publishing at books@AbelaPublishing.com