A bilingual graphic novel that brings to life a difficult history and the journey towards reconciliation. Presented in both te reo Maori and English, this pukapuka chronicles the story of Ngati Te Whiti with St. Mary's Anglican Church in Ngamotu/New Plymouth from the 1830s until the present day. It is a korero of conflict, displacement, raupatu, determination, and creative recovery, with the eventual construction of Te Whare Hononga next to the church at Pukaka. The message is honest, calling out injustice without losing hold of hope, inviting deep reflection, and sparking vital conversations. Through vivid storytelling and striking illustrations, the book captures the courage, mamae, and hope of a community on a path to healing. Every page is thoughtfully crafted with deep meaning and invites readers of all ages to build bridges of reconciliation.