Manaʻoga e leʻi fuafuaina
By: ʻo se tala Toga mai Niu Sila na tūsia e Lesieli Kupu MacIntyre ; ʻo ata na tūsia e Glenn Jowitt ; faʻoliliuina e Mercy Leao Brown.
Contributors: Jowitt, Glenn.; Brown, Mercy Leao.; New Zealand. Learning Media.; New Zealand. Ministry of Education.
Series: Tupu
Publisher: Alagāʻoa o le Atamai
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Ueligitone [N.Z.]
Language: smo
Subjects: Birth customs -- Juvenile fiction.; Tongans -- Social life and customs -- Juvenile fiction.; Birth customs -- Fiction.
Genres: Juvenile fiction.; Fiction.
Work titles: Àmanakinoa-à-Lose Kakala.
Description: "In the Tongan community, when a baby is born, gifts of a ngatu (a tapa cloth), a kie (fine mat), or a lolo (fragrant Tongan coconut oil) are given by the person who names the baby. Lose is pleasantly surprised when she visits Aunt Vika and her new baby."
Notes: "First published in the Tupu series as Àmanakinoa-à-Lose Kakala"--Cover verso.

"Published for the Ministry of Education by Learning Media Limited"--Cover verso.

Published for the Ministry of Education.