compiled and edited by Miyoko Sugano and Jackie Pualani Johnson Ho‘okupu: An Offering of Literature by Native Hawaiian Women compiled and e [...]
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compiled by Joyce Cassen, Norman, and Sara Levey Daniel's Ocean Views compiled by Joyce Cassen, Norman, and Sara Levey Daniel Levey was an outdoors ent [...]
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by Ian MacMillan The Bone Hook by Ian MacMillan by Ian MacMillan A hike in the mountains near Kailua leads to the chance discovery of the key to a long buried [...]
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The last book of the Ka Wana series, Hewa: The Wrong Way of Living looks at what behaviors are considered unbecoming in a Hawaiian and why. Early Native Hawaiian scholars wrote a lot about what constituted good and bad behavior in their day as foreign influences increased. Today, the dominance of American culture in Hawai‘i forces Native Hawaiians to think carefully about how they can retain a cultural identity. This series, and especially the first and last volumes—Pono and Hewa—brings to light those traditions of Native Hawaiian culture that are essential to being Hawaiian, then and now. This book is one of eleven short volumes of the Ka Wana series, which is part of the Pihana Na Mamo Native Hawaiian education program.

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by Beth Greenway and Alexis America Waikiki Lullaby by Beth Greenway and Alexis America Available September 15, 2009 retail: $7.95 ISBN-10: 1-933067-30-6 [...]
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by John Aardema There Was An Old Auntie by John Aardema Available September 15, 2009 retail: $12.95 ISBN-10: 1-933067-28-4 ISBN-13: 978-1-933067-2 [...]
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by Vera Arita and Edna Cabcabin Moran Can You Catch a Coqui Frog? by Vera Arita and Edna Cabcabin Moran Available September 15, 2009 retail: $12.95 ISBN-10: 1 [...]
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