Mango Lady and Other stories from Hawaii takes the reader on a journey not unlike a long ride across the face of a gint wave, full of unexpected turns and surprises, weaving together memories, fantasies, and personalities that stretch from long ago Hawaii to modern day Vietnam.

Mango Lady and Other Stories From Hawaii

Literature & Fiction

Gugelyk, Ted

Contemporary

Anoai Pr

Mama is going to have a baby-Hawaiian style! This Lift-A-Flap book explainbs pregnancy to children of all ages. Educational and filled with charming illustrations, a young Hawaiian family gives life to the meaning of traditional Ohana (extended family). Mama includes a glossary of Hawaiian words for our keiki(children) to learn.

Mama is Hapai

Children's Books

Hale, Chaika Piilani

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Stories of people in Hawaii struggling with conflicts of race and alienation, and a powerful novella about a father's search for justice after his daughter's murder.

Exiles From Time - Stories of Hawaii

History

MacMillan, Ian

Americas

Squid Eye

A Dolphin Day in Hawaii

<p>An adventure story of friendship and sharing between a dolphin and a bear - in the spirit of Hawaiian Aloha.</p>

Asato, Dennis

Animals

<p>Short-Timers in Paradise is an eclectic collection of ten short stories, four essays and a play, all set in Hawaii. Many of the pieces are about surfing, and almost all involve outsiders and newcomers adjusting to life in the islands. The author employs several literary styles including comedy, satire, fantasy, realism and expressionism. The stories take place in Hawaii's past, present and future. Author and part-time Hawaii resident Paul Theroux writes, "Short-Timers in Paradise is 'local' in the best sense -- an observant insider's book about the fluidity of life in Hawaii, as well as a vivid gallery of its accidental inhabitants, from John Young the 19th Century castaway (who became a royal confidant), to surfers and scammers who arrived just the other day. What impresses me most about John Wythe White's book -- which comprises fiction, drama and essays -- is its understanding of the waterworld of Hawaii, and especially the art and science of surfing."</p>

Short-Timers in Paradise

White, John Wythe

Fred Van Dyke, retired teacher, is proclaimed a living legend in the surfing world. Fred lives on the cutting edge of society, falling through the cracks whenever possible. He values free time like a broker who invests in the stock market. In Surfing Huge Waves With Ease, he prepares and launches into high adventure, riding 35 foot plus waves. you'll love every moment! In this book Fred is the senior teacher-mentor. He coaches the younger surfer who may aspire to ride huge surf, and gives helpful tips on what it takes, physically and emotionally, to surf huge waves.

Surfing Huge Waves With Ease

Dyke, Fred Van

Biographies & Memoirs

Kimo: A Collection of Short Stories

Hollinger, Kimo

From the lead story, in which a boy learns an important lesson in life from a prostitute, to the title story, a novella in which a young man does his best to comfort his mother and help her through her final days, these are stories about life in Hawaii by perhaps Hawaii's finest living author.

Ullambana

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