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Posts tagged "Island Heritage Publishing"

Sands of Lanikai

October 7th, 2009
Be taken on an unforgettable journey of suspense, adventure, mystery and romance in a coming-of-age story about the small town of Kailua, O'ahu in November/December 1941.  Sands of Lanikai takes us back to the days just before December 7 and imagines a spy entering the waters of Kailua Bay.  Will [...]
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Three Whales Who Won the Heart of the World

September 16th, 2009
The best-selling children’s book, Three Whales Who Won the Heart of the World, has been re-done with new artwork by world-renowned artist Steve Sundram. The dramatic rescue of three humpback whales trapped under ice unites enemy countries in this educational story about humpbacks who migrate betwe [...]
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Pearl Harbor: The Way It Was

September 16th, 2009
A perennial best-seller, this historical resource details the explosive events of December 7, 1941—the day Japanese war planes attacked Pearl Harbor and launched America into World War II.  Historic photographs and renderings help illustrate the insightful text by veteran author Scott C.S. Stone. [...]
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The Illustrated Atlas of Hawai'i

September 16th, 2009
Offering a wonderful introduction to the Hawaiian Islands, The Illustrated Atlas of Hawai‘i includes colorful illustrations that complement the enlightening text. A sampling of its content includes historical events from Hawai‘i’s discovery to Hawai‘i’s Statehood, factual information of th [...]
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The Guide to Hawaiian-Style Origami

September 16th, 2009
An island-style take on traditional origami, the Japanese art of paper folding.  Learn how to fashion exquisite origami creations, including a variety of flowers, fish, geckos, and dainty hula dancers with this exciting book filled with step-by step instructions from best-selling author and origami [...]
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Driving & Discovering Hawaii: O'ahu

September 16th, 2009
Travel through the beauty of the Gathering Place, better known as O‘ahu with Driving & Discovering Hawai‘i: O‘ahu.  With this in-depth guide, discover the breath-taking sunsets, infamous beaches and historic culture.  Also included in this guidebook are secret beaches, hidden waterfalls [...]
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Clay Art for Special Occasions

September 16th, 2009
Be inspired by the incredible realism of each ClayCraft by DECO clay creation in this follow-up book to the popular Clay Art for All Seasons.  Learn step-by-step how to create table arrangements, baskets, corsages, ornaments, centerpieces, bouquets and figurines with beautiful flowers such as the c [...]
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Father Damien

September 16th, 2009
This is a moving story of Joseph De Veuster, better known around the world as Father Damien.  With full color illustrations, this chapter book starts with Damien's life as a boy in Belgium and then highlights his selfless work in the Sandwich Islands as a missionary.  After many years on the islan [...]
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Go to Sleep Hide and Seek

September 16th, 2009
Young ones will enjoy this interactive, lift-the-flap board book that has them playing “hide and seek” with cute creatures such as the green turtle, clownfish and happy-face spider.  Lift the flaps to see where each creature likes to curl up  to go to sleep for the night.  Go to Sleep Hide an [...]
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Aloha 'Oe, The Song at Pier 10

September 16th, 2009
Aloha ‘Oe, The Song at Pier 10 is a tale of love between Hawaiian Queen Lili‘uokalani and the Prussian Kappellmeister (Bandmaster) Heinrich Berger, the first Bandmaster of the Royal Hawaiian Band. Berger, 28, arrived in Hawai‘i in 1872 to take King Kamehameha V’s discordant marching band to [...]
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