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retiring in 2004
in words and pictures
Chun explores why pono is the core value(s) for critical Native Hawaiian thinking and decision making
Originally published over fifty years ago
and borrowed words from both English and Japanese
Kai the ʻOpihi Gets the Point Marshallese retiring in 2004Kai is a shy little opihi (limpet) whose fear of the ocean has caused his shell to become weak and flat. He longs for a pointy shell, and although he receives lots of advice from friends, Kai finds the comfort and wisdom he needs from his Tutu. With new found courage, Kai takes a leap of faith and, pushing past his fears, finally get the point! _____ Written by Gail Omoto, Jan & Judy Dill Illustrated by Garrett Omoto _____ hardcover 32 pages 12" x 9.
