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Justice for Native Hawaiians is not a matter of history—it is a living struggle, felt in our communities, in our ‘ohana, and in our relationship to ‘āina. Hawaiian Soul brings together leading voices from across the Lāhui to confront the realities of injustice while affirming the resilience and resurgence of our people.

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Growing Up Hapa in Hawai‘i is not your typical cookbook—it’s a heartfelt journey told through the lens of food, family, and heri­tage. Chef Ippy Aiona invites you into his story shaped by two rich cultures—Hawaiian and Italian—blended together with love, grit, and a deep sense of place.

Coloring Hawaii consists of over fifty images celebrating the visual beauty of the Islands in intricate design featuring Hawaii’s tropical animals, flora, fauna, and more.

Hawai‘i: A History traces Hawaii’s transformations, beginning with the Polynesians who first settled the Islands in double-hulled canoes. A forty-page photo insert captures ancient Hawai‘i, Captain Cook’s arrival, Hawaiian royalty, the overthrow, missionaries, whalers, plantation workers, World War II, and natural disasters.

Revised and updated, the book reflects the first two decades of the twenty-first century, weaving together migrations, monarchy, statehood, military presence, and cultural fusion. As it explores Hawai‘i’s rich heritage, the guiding principle of aloha ‘āina, or love for the land, resonates.

Pineapple Puzzles is a new line of locally designed jigsaw puzzles perfect for the entire family—featuring local artists, they capture the iconic symbols, images, and scenes of the Islands.

Hawaiian Adventure is a whimsical collection of photos featuring Tiny Hearts 808 characters Ottie and Audie as they hop from island to island visiting well-known landmarks on each Hawaiian island. Young kids will enjoy finishing the puzzle with mom; tutu will find the objects so cute, yeah?; teachers can share the puzzle with students—it’s a puzzle for the whole ‘ohana.

Is your keiki a fan of the Narwhal and Jelly books? This second book in the Haku and Sam series of early-reader graphic novels for kids ages 6 to 8 is written and illustrated by local comic book illustrator, Shane Petosa-Sigel. Set in Hawai‘i, Haku and Sam are characters local kids will relate to.

Join best friends Haku and Sam on their newest adventure as they search for taro, have a fierce sand battle at the beach, and explore Hawai‘i’s underwater world.

Long, long ago in Hawai‘i, an ali‘i gathered all the men in the village and announced he would select a new leader—something that had never happened before.

To each, he gave one seed for planting. A young man named Koa took his seed and carefully and lovingly tended it for a year. From this seed, Koa is taught a valuable lesson.

This is an age-old tale that has its roots in antiquity. It is a story that has traveled with camel cara­vans and sailing ships many times around the world. This is the first version to be retold in a children’s book with a Hawaiian theme.

Christmas Day in Hawaii is a special day—the sun shines brighter, the birds sing louder, and the palm trees sway and beckon ohana outside to celebrate.

Author Beth Greenway describes the perfect Christmas day in sing-song rhyme. After presents are opened, a family heads to the beach to spend the day together. Auntie dances hula, keiki swim in the ocean, and Santa paddles in on a red canoe.

It’s a quiet ode to a perfect island Christmas filled with family and friends simply shared until the sun goes down over the ocean.