New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

A family affair Patricia’s Pride & Joy

In 1975, Patricia Grace published her first book Waiariki and Other Stories to much acclaim.

Now with many more titles and awards to her name, she’s a literary legend, but whānau always has and will come first.

And with the release of her latest book Bird Child and Other Stories, the 86-year-old esteemed author is thrilled to be merging family and work, with her granddaughter, talented artist Miriama Grace-Smith, illustrating the cover.

“Sometimes I’ve been a bit nervous about covers, but when

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