Te Whanganui-a-Tara has hit the top 10! The taniwha legend portrayed by Moira Wairama has a Te Reo version, Ngā taniwha i Te Whanga-nui-a-tara in the library.
These titles are great for looking at your hometown as a site for battling behemoths and using your Māori language, these books come with a CD of the tale inside.
Creators of their own worlds are 
finding inspiration in both the virtual and physical world. The creators using Lego and Minecraft are holding the sway of the listings. Master builder Yvonne Doyle is one of the model builders used by DK publishers in their famous Lego books.
How about your own model building? What have you been inspired to build from your library loans? Let us know in the comments.
Here’s May’s top 10 list:
1. LEGO, by Daniel Lipkowitz
2. Minecraft, by Megan Miller
3. Star Wars, by David West Reynolds
4. Minecraft, by Stephanie Milton
5. Star Wars, by Adam Bray
6. Minecraft, by Nick Farwell
7. Star Wars character encyclopedia, by Simon Beecroft
8. Minecraft, by Matthew Needler and Phil Southam
9. The taniwha of Wellington Harbour, by Moira Wairama
10. Minecraft blockopedia, by Alex Wiltshire