Books About Hawaii

A Taste of Aloha

First collection of receipes from the junior league of Honolulu.

Sumo Showdow

Graphically charts the rise of the Hawaiians, from sumo debut of Takamayama in 1964 to the present day.

Islanders

Embodies the exotic sensual image of the South Pacific masculine beauty. Doug Simonson ranks as one of America's best figurative artists.

Breeding Anthuriums in Hawaii.

A history of the Hawaiian industry, discussion of the origin of existing cultivares,secrets of successful breeding and more - hundreds of color photographs.

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Aloha Cowboy

From the introduction of the horse to Hawaii in 1803 to the present day, horsemanship has been a part of the history of Hawaii - a comprehensive account generously illustrated.

Pacific Shore Fishing

Covers all aspects of shore-based fishing, from the use of the inexpensive handpole to shorecasting techniques for more sophisticated tackle.

Moku'ula Maui's Sacred Island

This sacred island was home to the living god Kamehamehe III and to the supernatural lizard goddess Kihawahine guardian of the royal family. Moku'ula stood witness to one of the most trying times in Hawaiian history and became a symbol of traditional Hawaii.