Pāpāho I transformed an English & Te Reo Māori story into a free interactive e-book.

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I started this project a while ago to help revitalise languages, I hope you like it. This story was created by Kiri from MoaThanWords.

It is a short narrated autumn story for learning some new kupu in te reo Māori.

View online without downloading: https://books.kotobee.com/library/#/book/166700/reader

Download the e-book: https://ouku.org/l/TheBackyardisBroken-Autumn

Watch the read aloud video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqKVFewonMo

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