Finding Home, a Hawaiian Petrel’s Journey

Finding Home, a Hawaiian Petrel’s JourneyEleven year old Makani Kealoha Morton adores uau, Hawaiian petrels. She grew up marveling at the seabirds magical evening sky dance and murmurs from their underground burrows. Living over the ocean, gliding thousands of miles on the wind to wherever food was abundant, they returned yearly to their burrows in the Hawaiian Islands. Over thousands of years, their guano helped to make Hawaii fertile and habitable for humans. Yet humans brought predators

use of metric measurements

This book goes beyond “how to” and gets you to completion through exercises and encouragement

Making extensive use of legislative texts

Like the graceful movement of its namesake bird

it represents a personal testament to the power of prayer

though not necessarily intact

such as animals not found in the Hawaiian Islands and various cultures and foreign tongues

Hoa Kaua is a competitive card game inspired by the wars and warriors of ancient Hawaiʻi

no ka olelo

late author and educator

to the musk ox

Hawaiian scholars Rubellite Kawena Johnson and John Kaipo Mahelona published Nā Inoa Hōkū