Lei Momi o Ewa

Lei Momi o EwaSarah Keliilolena Nkoa Softcover, 32 pp. He wahi puke n kia e kkau ia e kahi wahine mnaleo kpaa mau i ka lelo Hawaii, o ia hoi o Sarah Keliilolena Nkoa. He kupa ua wahine l o ka ina nani lua ole o Ewa. He puke n kia e hai ana i n moolelo hookaulana i ia wahi o Ewa. Ua pai mua ia ka puke i ka makahiki 1979, a pai hou ia akula i ka makahiki 1993. He puke lelo Hawaii wale n kia. Aole i unuhi ia ma ka lelo Pelekane. O kekahi o n moolelo i kkau ia i loko o

Find out how easy it can be to have a convenient economical supply of homegrown fruits available year-round

forcing herself to become someone she is not

this beautifully illustrated nature title for young readers sees the small but mighty plover embark on a six-thousand-mile flight between the frozen Alaska tundra and gentle grassy slopes of the Hawaiian Islands

emulsifying wax

assembled this comprehensive collection of chapters on the traditional Hawaiian uses of plants

delicious fruits in Hawaii

Robert Lono ʻIkuwā

published in 1897

He predicts a bleak future for the islands unless the human residents change their ways and pay more attention to caring for the land and the sea

Ingredients: 100% Hawaiian kukui oil

Bess Press

Hawaiian Herbal Tea grown on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi