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Hey Waiter, There's An Umbrella In My Drink!
A warped and wonderful view of Hawai’i, life and everything else that will entertain visitors and residents alike, from award-winning humor writer Charles Memminger. Learn More
Lessons Learned on Bishop Street
Simple lessons—offered in the form of homespun adages—from a leader of some of Hawai‘i’s most successful companies. Learn More
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A keepsake edition of Martin Charlot's beloved Hawaiian Folkways mural. Here is a children’s book for children of all ages—a loving look at Hawai‘i’s people, illustrating the varied and vital lessons that life has to teach. Learn More
The Heart of Being Hawaiian
What does “being Hawaiian” mean today and how do we appreciate the culture? A voyage in words that explores the importance of each of us discovering or re-discovering what it means to be Hawaiian—whether we are Hawaiian by blood or not. Learn More
Honolulu Stadium
During the historic half-century from 1926 to 1976, this landmark arena hosted high school football, the Triple-A Hawaii Islanders, the Hula Bowl, stock car racing, boxing matches, ethnic baseball leagues, sports heroes from Babe Ruth to Joe Louis, and big name entertainers from Irving Berlin to Elvis Presley.
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Wedding Belles
Getting married in Hawai‘i is a special experience, but even in paradise, planning a wedding has its challenges! In Wedding Belles: Ideas & Inspiration from Island Brides, local wedding guru Tanna Dang guides you on a smooth trip down the aisle.
Whether you were born and raised in the Islands, or just love the idea of a wedding on the beach, Wedding Belles has a place next to your big fat wedding binder as the go-to source for ideas and inspiration!
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Whether you were born and raised in the Islands, or just love the idea of a wedding on the beach, Wedding Belles has a place next to your big fat wedding binder as the go-to source for ideas and inspiration!
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Kau Kau
In Kau Kau: Cuisine and Culture in the Hawaiian Islands, author Arnold Hiura—a writer with roots in the plantation culture—explores the rich history and heritage of food in Hawai‘i, with little-known culinary tidbits, interviews with chefs and farmers, and a treasury of rare photos and illustrations.
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Don't Look Back
Hawaiian Myths Made New – An Anthology of Modern Mo‘olelo. Pele in therapy. Maui as superhero. The cannibal king O‘ahu Nui in a world of shady deals and political corruption. The star-crossed naupaka lovers as Honolulu high-school sweethearts. In this one-of-a-kind anthology, old meets new as Hawai‘i’s best writers, including Ian MacMillan, Maxine Hong Kingston, W.S. Merwin, Victoria Kneubuhl, Alan Brennert and more, present favorite myths and legends in surprising contemporary settings.
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All Those Summers
A celebration of surfing's golden age in prose, poetry and spectacular photography. Learn More
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