Shave Ice / Ka Hau Momona (Little Island Reader Series) Pidgin and demise of the traditionally

and demise of the traditionally intricate practice of Marshallese tattooing

He recently received the Partnership Stewardship Award for Cultural Resources from the U

is co-editor of the Hybolics literary magazine

working with the arts councils throughout the Pacific

it is colorful and it is the part of a series that will eventually include 9 different Pacific island language guides

Shave Ice / Ka Hau Momona (Little Island Reader Series) Pidgin and demise of the traditionallyThis title is part of a bilingual place based island series called LITTLE ISLAND READERS. This individual board book is an ideal introduction to common themes for the littlest readers. Geared toward children, ages 1 5, the colorfully illustrated and engaging stories touch upon global themes with local connections. The English and lelo Hawaii together help to anchor visual concepts with sounds and words making these books a fun reading and language