Monkey vs. Robot Reading Challenge update! If you’re just catching up, read the original post here. Monkey is in the lead this week. He had a great start with 609 pages read. Robot is behind with only 447 pages. …
It’s time…it’s time…it’s Book End Time! Welcome to this week’s Book End, highlighting the weekend’s literary and library events here in Hawaii.
I hope everyone has a great Kamehameha Day today! Don’t forget that next week begins the annual week-long …
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Based on oral history interviews conducted by the Center for Oral History at UH Mānoa, Talking Hawai‘i’s Story: Oral Histories of an Island People presents a rich sampling of the landmark work done by the Center, making accessible …
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The U.S. Army Strolling Strings, a premier ensemble of the U.S. Armed Forces, will present a free concert featuring their String Quartet in celebration of the 2010 HSPLS Summer Reading Program on Thursday, June 10 at noon in …
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Kapolei Public Library will offer special events for the whole family in celebration of the 2010 HSPLS Children’s Summer Reading Program from June -July. Admission is free.
Keiki Storytimes: Summer 2010 will be held on Mondays and Thursdays …
The opportunity to read during the day was always one of my favorite parts of summer vacation—lazy weekdays spent on epic adventures or engrossed in riveting mysteries, all without leaving my backyard. Sitting outside in the sun with a good …
It’s time…it’s time…it’s Book End Time! Welcome to this week’s Book End, highlighting the weekend’s literary and library events here in Hawaii.
At the recent Hawaii Book & Music Festival we had the pleasure of meeting Evelyn who runs the …
Due to the unique character of Kapa’a, a landless Hawaiian had become an established business man in the Kaua’i community.
Hawaii is often seen as very different from other places in the world. In turn, each island has its own …
Moʻomanaʻo Moʻokalaleo Pūnaewele o Hawaiʻi
Moʻomanaʻo Moʻokalaleo Pūnaewele o Hawaiʻi
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