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Ke Ala o ka Mahina 2010, the Hawaiian Moon Calendar is now available at www.kamehamehapublishing.org! [+]
Lau Nehenehe episode 2 has been completed and will be made available on Oiwi TV within the coming weeks! [+]
Kamehameha Publishing will be at the Hilo County Fair all weekend. Come down and say hello. [+]
It's easy to learn how to play Kukulu, the Hawaiian playing card game. Watch the videos — http://kamehamehapublishing.org/spotlight/kukulu/ [+]
Book Sale at Bess Press Ka'imuki - 3565 Harding Avenue. Featuring select titles from Kamehameha Publishing. Sat, Aug 29 2009, 9 am - 1pm. [+]
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Ke Ala o ka Mahina 2010 Web Application Update
The online web version of the moon calendar has been updated for the upcoming year. Note: You may have to clear your browser cache to view the updated version.
Imua Hawaiian Word Search Answers
The Hawaiian word search featured in the Hā'ulelau 2009 edition of Imua used terms from the bilingual children's story No ke Kumu 'Ulu. Click here for the answer key.
Kukulu Instructional Videos
It's easy to learn how to play Kūkulu, the Hawaiian card game. Here are some instructional videos to get you started!
Lele Kawa: Fire Rituals of Pele Now Available
Taupōuri Tangarō's Lele Kawa: Fire Rituals of Pele is now available. Check out the online audio chants from this exciting new book here.
Imua Crossword Puzzle Answers
The crossword featured in the Kupulau 2009 edition of Imua used words from the 'ōlelo Hawai'i story 'O Lauka'ie'ie. Click here for the key.
Between the Deep Blue Sea and Me
By Lurline Wailana McGregor
Now available! Between the Deep Blue Sea and Me is a fictional story that follows the story of Moana Kawelo, PhD, who has a promising career as a museum curator in Los Angeles. The untimely death of her father – and the gravitational pull of Hawai‘i when she returns home for his funeral – causes Moana to question her motivations and her glamorous life in California. Between the Deep Blue Sea and Me is the story of Moana’s struggle to understand her ancestral responsibilities, mend relationships, and find her identity as a Hawaiian in today’s world.
Buy it here or learn more about the process behind this novel by visiting www.kamehamehapublishing.org/mcgregor.
Kūkulu Now Available!
Kūkulu is a fun and interactive way to build your 'ōlelo Hawai'i (Hawaiian language) skills. Whether you're fluent or just starting to learn, this versatile 92-card deck promotes the use of 'ōlelo Hawai'i among people of all ages. Learn more about this exciting card game!
KS Internal Ordering Process
Through the KS E-mall, KS internal purchases can be ordered directly
online and will no longer require an internal order form. Simply fill
out a short registration form, and email it to publishing@ksbe.edu or
fax it to (808)541-5305 (no cover sheet necessary). Kamehameha
Publishing will then send an email with the login and password to the
authorized purchaser. Visit the FAQ page for more details.
Discount for Hawai'i Educational Institutions
As part of Kamehameha Schools’ commitment to extend its educational reach, Kamehameha Publishing is offering a 60 percent discount to schools and other educational institutions and programs in Hawai'i that service preschool through grade 12 students. Find out more about it by clicking here.
Spotlight - Book 3 of the Kana'iaupuni Series
 Blazing Stars and Shark Eyes is the third book in a 12-book series for young readers about the life of Kamehameha. It follows Lumpy Poi and Twisting Eels in the Kana'iaupuni Series. The series is written by David Kawika Eyre and illustrated by Native Hawaiian artist Imaikalani Kalahele.
Based on Hawaiian sources and years of research, the story sheds new light on the people and places that nurtured Kamehameha in his early years. As a work of historical fiction, Blazing Stars and Shark Eyes depicts the relationship of Kamehameha and Kekūhaupi'o, the fierce warrior chief from Ke'ei. The book sets the stage for Kamehameha’s lifelong quest to unify the Hawaiian Islands.
Coming Soon
O Kaina ke Kumu Koa - A new bilingual tale for young readers about Kaina and his journey home. Coming in Fall.
Hūlili Vol. 5 - Annual peer-review journal offers current research and multidisciplinary perspectives on Hawaiian well-being. Coming in Fall.
Hulō! - A fun new way to learn 'ōlelo Hawai'i. A board game for 2 - 8 players. More info coming soon.
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