Mr Gavin Bishop, a Christchurch teacher and children’s author, shares his latest book “Bidibidi,” with his daughters (from left), Cressida, Alexandra, and Charlotte. The book, about a high country sheep, was launched by the Oxford University Press at the International Reading Association conference in Christchurch. Also launched was a series of 12 “Early Days" books. The text was written by an Auckland education officer, Mr Steve Wateriman, and published by Price Milburn. Press, 25 August 1982, Page 13
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