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Ghosting Aloha is a unique YA novel set on the island of O‘ahu and written collaboratively by a team of students in grades seven through twelve at Sacred Hearts Academy. Drawing from their own lives, friendships, fears, and the real-life lore of the school, the student writers came together to create an original story for Hawai‘i teens—and readers around the world.

Coming in October 2026

O‘ahu Street Names: Early Honolulu explores the origins of Honolulu’s earliest officially designated streets, lanes, and places. On August 30, 1850, the Privy Council assigned thirty-five names to roadways and structures, marking a turning point in the city’s growth and identity—and the moment Honolulu was declared the capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Even before this, pathways already existed, shaped by the lives and movements of the people. These names, formalized over time, offer a window into a transforming city and living culture.

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Note: If you order other books with your pre-order of “Oahu Street Names”, all books will be shipped together in October 2026 when “Oahu Street Names” becomes available. If you would like to receive the other books as soon as possible, please submit a separate order for those books.

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Discover the remarkable diversity of Hawai‘i’s seashells in this richly illustrated field guide featuring more than 675 color photographs. Created for beachcombers, collectors, divers, and naturalists alike, this comprehensive reference makes identifying Hawaiian shells both accessible and enjoyable.

Start your keiki on their reading journey with these five phonics-based books that focus on learning short vowel sounds in three- and four-letter words. Each book begins with an overview of consonant sounds, a list of letter blends, and a list of sight words used in the story.

Explore the magical world of Hawai‘i’s birds in P Is for Pueo: A Hawaiian Alphabet Book. Each letter of the Hawaiian alphabet introduces you to a new feathered friend, from the tiny ‘anianiau to the majestic pueo. Through playful rhymes and captivating illustrations, discover the beauty and uniqueness of these incredible birds.

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From the moment she falls from an i‘iwi bird’s beak, Little Seed embarks on a big adventure through Hawai‘i’s lush landscapes and wonders what she will be when she grows up. Will she become a tropical fruit tree in a sweet-smelling grove? A tall palm tree by the beach? Or a mighty banyan tree stretching across the earth? From ocean waves to the highest pali, Little Seed learns that the path to becoming something special is full of surprises. As a storm passes and a rainbow appears, Little Seed discovers the beauty of growth and change.

Join Little Seed on a journey of discovery, wonder, and transformation in this beautifully illustrated story of nature, adventure, and self-discovery.

Similar to Hawaii This & That with facts and figures about the Big Island, short historical biographies of leading figures, a timeline, and more.

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Pūpū Hinuhinu is a beloved lullaby written in 1950 by revered musician, hula dancer, and cultural practitioner, Winona Beamer. Since then, it has been sung by generations of mothers as a lullaby, and has been the first hula taught to generations of hula dancers. The lyrics pay homage to the leho, the cowry, and its shiny shell and are simple enough for pre-schoolers to memorize and perform.

Pūpū Hinuhinu is the perfect bedtime book to lull your little ones to sleep and will continue to be a classic, treasured lullaby for generations to come.

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