Story of a girl the size of your thumb and how she finds love. Although she is small the problems she faces is every day is large. Nevertheless, she douse for the wellbeing of her friends and to protect her land. Based in New Zealand all OCC.

Maori translation

Puketi: is a real forest in northland nz

Puketotara is a road near Puketi forest.

"Tena koutou" hello to one person.

Hongi : A hongi is a traditional Māori greeting in New Zealand. It is done by pressing one's nose and forehead (at the same time) to another person at an encounter.

It is used at traditional meetings among Māori people and on major ceremonies and serves, a similar purpose to a formal handshake in modern western culture, and indeed a hongi is often used in conjunction with one.

Native species

Woodpigeon/ Kereru : Largest pigeon in NZ. Head, throat, upper breast and upperparts metallic green with purplish sheen and bronze reflections, especially around neck (mainland), or with ashy-grey wash (Chathams); sharp line separates upper breast from white lower breast, belly and legs. Eye crimson; bill red with orangish tip; feet crimson. Juvenile similar, but upperparts duller, smudgy upper breast, dull bill and feet, and often the tail is shorter. In flight, strong steady wingbeats, broad rounded wings and long broad tail; noisy swish of wings is distinctive. Call a single soft penetrating ''kuu''.

Pihoihoi: Like Skylark, including white outer tail feathers, but more slender and has the distinctive habit of frequently flicking its long tail up and down. Head and upperparts brown, streaked darker; prominent white eyebrow; underparts whitish, streaked brown on breast. Runs and walks jerkily on long legs; often flies a short distance ahead, calling a shrill ''scree'' or drawn-out ''zwee''.

Pukeko: Deep blue with black head and upperparts. Undertail white, flirted with every step. Bill and shield scarlet; eye red; legs and feet orange-red. Immature has much brown and buff in the plumage and on bill and legs. Voice a loud unmusical screech. Runs well and swims with tail held high. Clambers about and may perch in scrub and trees. When disturbed in the open, runs to cover or flies, legs dangling, for a short distance.

Kingfisher is a small blue bird with a long beak

Greenfinch is a small native New Zealand bird it eats small insect and is bright green. Mostly found in the northland region. And silvery yellow colour

Sparrows is a small common bird and is a light brown and is known as an house sparrow

Kahu : Large brown hawk with long fingered wings held in shallow V, and a long slightly rounded tail. Commonly soars and glides in search of prey or carrion; often feeds on road killed animals

Morepork: Dark brown owl, obscurely spotted and barred buff. Yellow eyes set in dark facial mask. Nocturnal; roosts by day in thick vegetation, especially in tree ferns. Main call a loud double hoot - ''more-pork''

Weta : Weta are incredible looking creatures. They range in size, but with their big bodies, spiny legs, and curved tusks, they are one of New Zealand's most recognisable creepy-crawlies.

Fantail. A small bird the same size as a sparrow but has a long fan shape tail. It is said to be good luck when flowed by one of these while walking through the trees, but we now know that they eat sand-flies and mosquitos that we attract. One less thing biting you is a very go thing.

Tui :Dark bird with two white throat tufts, or poi. Looks black in dull light, but has green, bluish-puvple and bronze iridescent sheen, back and flanks dark reddish brown; a lacy collar of filamentous white feathers on neck.

New Zealand plants

Sknowdrop : small plant with white bell shape flowers

Forget me not: a small weed with blue flowers

Kawakawa : a plant broad leaves in a heart shape used for healing lots of problems like infections and toothache.

Kauri. A large tree that can live for over thousands of years mostly known for their gum that lead to a mining epidemic in new Zealand. Some said this amber was like New Zealand's gold .

Pururi: a large tree with big roots and branches this tree douse not grow high but out and when hets too heavy it falls over and continues growing.

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