Text and illustrations by Mary Kate Wright Saturday, December 4 1 pm: Borders Waikele Sunday, December 5 12 pm: Borders Windward Mall Tuesday, December 7 5:30 pm: MCCS Kaneohe Saturday, December 11 1 pm: Borders Pearlridge Click Read the rest of this entry »

written and illustrated by Riki Inzano Saturday, December 18 10 am: Barnes & Noble Lahaina 2 pm: Borders Maui Marketplace Sunday, December 19 12 am: Borders Kaahumanu Mall Find out more about Read the rest of this entry »

Text and illustrations by Mary Kate Wright Lucy and Lilo start their day with a trip to the beach. While swimming, sniffing and exploring the beach, they discover a pile of eggs in the sand. Soon the eggs hatch, and Lucy [...]
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Meet author Caren Ke‘ala Loebel-Fried ***************************** November 5, 2010 Basically Books (Hilo, Hawaii) Black & White Night 5 pm - 7 pm For more info, call 961-0144.   November 6, 2010 The Living Arts Gallery (Hawi, Hawaii) 3 pm - 5 pm For more info, call 889-0739.   [...]
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Text by Mary Braffet, illustrations by Holly Braffet Maile and her cousin, Lani, practice their hula for the big baby lü‘au. In the middle of their dance, a stray chicken joins them, running around and ar [...]
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Bishop Museum furthers its commitment to educating the children of Hawai‘i with its first coloring and activity book! Full of fun activities such as coloring 16 full pages of pictures; connecting the dots and deciphering codes; and solving mazes, crossword puzzles, and word searches, kids will spe [...]
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Charles Reed Bishop, fondly remembered as the husband of Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, was also one of Hawai‘i's great philanthropists in the 19th century. From his early years in New York, to his time in the islands, and his final years in San Francisco, Bishop lived a life of faith, hard work, [...]
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Children from Hawai‘i and those from around the world will take delight in finding out the "good guys" and the "bad guys" of Hawai‘i's wildlife in this coloring and activity book. Hawai‘i is home to more than 23,000 different kinds of organisims, some good, some bad. Packed with pictures, game [...]
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Pele, the Fire Goddess, told by Dietrich Varez and Pua Kanaka‘ole Kanahele, is a simple yet powerful rendering of a classic Hawaiian myth. From its mysterious beginning to its dramatic ending, this authentic narrative retains the spellbinding quality of a story that has been told over the centurie [...]
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This largely Hawaiian version of the stories of the Demigod Maui, is based on the Kumulipo, the ancient Hawaiian creation chant that tells how the world and everything in it was made. Told with careful attention to authenticity, Maui:The Mischief Maker describes Maui as a keiki ‘eu, or rascal chil [...]
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