Picture book of a bird family in Hawaii. Lots of Hawaiian words. Great full-color pictures.

The Ugly 'Elepaio

Tammy Yee

Island Heritage

Little Iki lives in the rough surge zone of Hawai'i's rocky shore. Like the other 'opihi, Iki must learn to cling tightly to the rocks, or risk being swept away by the waves. But Iki wants to see the world. Will this tiny limpet settle down and learn to "stick to it?"

Iki, The Littlest 'Opihi

Children's Books

Island Heritage Publishing

Baby Honu has just hatched from his egg. Will he find the courage to face sand crabs and sea birds on his perilous journey to the sea? And what wondrous creatures will he encounter in the ocean? Learn about the life of a baby Pacific green sea turtle as he faces ocean predators in this riveting adventure from the nest to the open ocean. This island classic features a glossary that teaches children about Hawaiian marine life.

Baby Honu's Incredible Journey

Animals

What difference can one tiny turtle make? Not much, thinks Baby Honu, until a baby dolphin trapped on the beach inspires him to try. Follow Baby Honu as he persuades a moray eel, a porcupinefish, a shark and even a humpback whale to help him in his quest. Young children learn that even the smallest efforts can cascade into meaningful consequences. Includes a helpful glossary that teaches young children about Hawaiian marine life.

Baby Honu Saves The Day

Written in rhyming verse, this fun-filled lift-a-flap book introduces basic shapes through familiar Hawaiian scenes: the beach, the park, even Iolani Palace.

Peekaboo Shapes

Tutu teaches Leilani the hula in this precious little board book. Includes Hawaiian translations.

Leilani's Hula

Keiki learn the numbers 1-10 using Hawaiian animals and plants, and more! Written in both Hawaiian and English.

Keiki Counting 1, 2, 3 (Little Rainbow Books)

Learning opposites has never been more fun! Written in rhyming verse to create a tune and sustain long-term memory.

Island Opposites

Mo'o's Colors teaches youngsters about the vibrant colors of the Hawaiian environment through Mo'o (lizard) as he plays in the wonderful outdoors. Youngsters also learn Hawaiian words for colors, the red Hawaiian Honeycreeper, the ilima flower and the Pacific green sea turtle. Each page highlights the color at the top corner with an image of a crayon imprinted with the English and Hawaiian translations.

Mo'o's Colors

Children will enjoy exploring the islands with Grandma and Grandpa in this fun and informative book. Take a journey through the Hawaiian Island and learn about the wonders of each island. Each page has additional space for postcards, keepsakes, and notes from their visits, Grandparents can share their personal memories with each special grandchild.

From Hawaii With Aloha, Grandma and Grandpa

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