Leʻa the Happy-Face Spider Gets Her Smile Back

Leʻa the Happy-Face Spider Gets Her Smile BackLea the Happy Face Spider is alone and discouraged by a storm that has isolated her from her family and friends. As she thinks about what she can do, she remembers the advice of a friend and the love of er ohana, especially her mama. These memories motivate her to begin her journey back home. On her way back, Lea extends friendship and care to a lost and sad baby koa bug. Together they learn a precious lesson that home is not just a place, but a

Choichi Terukina

shared moʻolelo (stories) to Richard Kekumuikawaiokeola Paglinawan and Lynette K

This white wine and rum-based infusion features ripe Maui summer fruits and is my favorite to share with friends for any outdoor celebration

Taken as a whole

children will continue to ask

In the spectacularly publicized trial that followed

How can you contribute to make the world a better place

ua kamaʻāina ka inoa ʻo Bilbo Baggins ma ke ʻano ʻo ia kekahi o ka poʻe meʻe o nā moʻolelo kū kamaliʻi o ke ʻano

creamy blend of tropical nut butters

only a single Kaua‘i ‘o‘o was singing

more and more spiritual seekers are turning to Hawaiian shamanism for its remarkable ability to reveal our inner divinity to us

a slight numbness can be felt on the tongue followed by the earthy taste of the 'awa