Duke: A Great Hawaiian

Duke: A Great HawaiianSandra Kimberly Hall Hardcover, 128 pp. Born on Aug. 24, 1890, Duke, a full blooded Hawaiian, was raised next to the ocean at Waikk, dropping out of high school to become a beach boy, surfing, swimming, repairing nets, shaping surfboards and singing. He probably never thought that he would one day become an Olympic gold medal swimmer and the father of modern surfing. Some call him the most famous Hawaiian of all time. Duke is an entertaining and

Shelf Life: 12 months

an index lists each plant

He falls in love with a bird having supernatural powers and able to change herself into the form of a beautiful girl

Hanafuda is a card game played by Hawaiʻi locals for over a century

Celebrating indigenous intellectual agency in the midst of US imperialism

Retells the myth of the Hawaiian goddess Hina

a seal and a bat

The Kumulipo (Beginning in deep darkness) is the sacred creation chant of a family of Hawaiian aliʻi

in da garage

The frequent humor of the lessons makes Elbert's Spoken Hawaiian an enjoyable learning experience

Kanahele carefully defines the qualities influencing the lives of pre-[contact] Hawaiians

many localized into the Hawaiian language