Ola Nā Iwi: I Am Hawaiʻi, A Hawaiian Creation Story for Children Inspired by the Kumulipo

Ola Nā Iwi: I Am Hawaiʻi, A Hawaiian Creation Story for Children Inspired by the KumulipoWritten by Kimo Armitage Illustrated by Michael Q Ceballos and Matthew Kawika Ortiz Softcover, 46 pp. Available in English and lelo Hawaii. For ages 8 12 The Creation of Hawaii told in this beautifully illustrated children's book will capture the hearts and imaginations of young readers as wondrous creatures from the ocean and land emerge from the time of darkness until the birth of man heralds the period of light. The heart wrenching story of Wakea

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