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A Grand Pause: A Novel on May 14, 1945, the USS Randolph, Kamikazes, and the Greatest Air-Sea RescueBy: Gary SantosBased on an incredible true story that took place in the midst of World War II, on May 14, 1945, A Grand Pause follows two American airmen, Ensign John Morris and his gunner Cletis Phegley, after they are stranded on a raft in the middle of the Japanese islands, surrounded by a cutthroat enemy. What follows is a daring rescue mission by the Randolph and her war-weary crew, as they struggle against enemies both physical and psychological to bring their brethren home safely. A story almost lost to time comes alive in this book about honor, duty, and the toll of war on human life.About the AuthorGary Santos has worked in aviation for over thirty years. A lifelong New Yorker, he currently resides on the South Shore of Long Island. He has extensively studied the history of the ship his father, Eugene Santos, was stationed on during WWII, the USS Randolph, and collects WWII memorabilia.

Yawny: Not Just Another Bigfoot StoryBy: Tim SwopeWhen fact and fiction collide into a faded memory of a journey down the river of life. With advice and insight from a life many years lived, Tim Swope's Yawny: Not Just Another Bigfoot Story shares his personal struggles, insights, and advice to guide you along your own path. Swope emphasizes in his fictionalized retelling the importance of family and their impact on your decisions.About the AuthorTim Swope worked hard his entire life to make it to retirement. He loves hunting, fishing, camping, and cooking outdoors.

The Birth of God's United Black "Nation" in White America: The "Last Chapter"By: Charles J. Cook The Birth of God's United Black "Nation" in White America: The "Last Chapter" is about God's United Black Nation in white America financially establishing Independence and securing themselves as a "Free United Black Nation" in America and in the world.Uniquely closing the book of the individual black experience in white America, this "Last Chapter" symbolizes freedom and the opening of a new book for future chapters to be written about a United Black Nation. About the Author Charles J. Cook is an ex-Marine, Vietnam-era veteran. He is a black Indian man, a man of God, and a spiritualist, as well as a loving husband and loving father, grandfather, and great grandfather. Also a retired cosmetologist instructor, Cook enjoyed teaching men, women, and children how to make money in the business of cosmetology. Over the years, he's taught thousands of students in L.A. Calif. School District and Louisiana.He loves God and going to church, listening to gospel music, and playing guitar with a choir or gospel group. He also enjoys playing zydeco, fishing and crabbing, cooking, taking a drive to the ocean or the park with friends and family, and helping a friend in need.

We Went West: Civil War Soldiers of the Yakima ValleyBy: Ellen Allmendinger We Went West: Civil War Soldiers of the Yakima Valley highlights the life stories of a small portion of the more than two hundred Civil War soldiers and their families who traveled west after the war and settled in the Yakima Valley. The soldiers' stories briefly touch on their lives prior to and during the war with more detailed information on their lives and accomplishments after settling in Central Washington. The book is of interest to those who are Civil War history lovers as well as Central Washington history. It may also captivate those who are unaware of the vast impact that Civil War soldiers had on the Yakima Valley or their accomplishments. The relevant message reminds readers that although the Civil War occurred on the other side of the country, its post-impact and soldiers played a significant role in the historical development, settlement, and lives of those in the west after the war. No other known book shares the soldiers' stories and their impact on the area. The author's hope is that readers can learn more about the impact of the Civil War on its soldiers, as well as their accomplishments in Central Washington after the war. About the AuthorEllen Allmendinger lives in the Yakima Valley with her son Zakary and their three dogs. Ellen worked in the civil engineering field for over thirty years. After retiring from the field in 2021 she expanded her role in the research and sharing of local history. Today Ellen leads historical tours at various locations in the Yakima Valley. She is also a public speaker and gives various presentations for both public and private functions. When she isn't sharing history in person, she can often be found conducting research at various archives, libraries, museums, and other locations. As an author, Ellen has written three previous books. She has also written several historical articles. Some of which have been published in the Sunnyside Sun newspaper and the Yakima Magazine. When she isn't being a mom, researching, or writing, she can be found at the Woman's Century Club of Yakima's Donald House where she serves as the House Historian and an Executive Board Member. She is also an active member of PEO, Rosalma, and the Yakima Valley Genealogical Library where she volunteers as a librarian.

WoodstockersBy: Gregory HastyWoodstockers introduces us to Sky Malone, who is in her final year of high school and lives close to where the famous Woodstock festival is to be held. Her mother won't allow her to go to the event, so she decides to leave without her consent and slips away before her mom knows her intentions.Sky is damaged from her father's absence due to a nasty divorce and her mother's overprotection. She barely has a life of her own due to her mom's constant vigilance, so she rebels by going to Woodstock and experiences several incredible occurrences while there, some good, some horrifying. Sky continually encounters challenges amidst the backdrop of one of the most famous exhibitions of music in history.Woodstockers speaks of the impact Woodstock had on the youth, the musicians, society, and important trends of the era. The book's uniqueness is that it's a fictional piece immersed in the most celebrated music festival of all time and how one person's story at Woodstock could be a testimonial for many who attended.About the AuthorGregory graduated from the University of Texas, Arlington, with a communications degree after spending a few years at Texas Tech University. He wrote for the Tech paper The University Daily and also wrote articles for American Dawn Magazine and Lit Monthly. Gregory was an FM DJ in college and secured a job at a major radio station, where he was a DJ and music director and also interviewed a number of famous musicians. Mr. Hasty is also the author of Unsettled Business, Jana and Lydia, and I'm A Nobody.

The Tiny Tin BoxBy: Joyce Haskell, ACBSWAfter the loss of his kingdom and best friend Josie, Edison is on a journey to resolve his feelings of sadness. What will it take to pull him through?The Tiny Tin Box walks the reader through the basic steps one may take in trying to resolve feelings of sadness and loss through the eyes of a mouse, a fictional character, rather than a human. By doing so, the reader, including children, can identify with what the mouse is experiencing.About the AuthorJoyce Haskell, ACBSW, was born in Buffalo, NY, the oldest of seven children. Her dad was a member of the US Army for over 24 years, so she traveled internationally often. A graduate of Daemen College in Amherst, NY, Haskell has a Bachelor's in Social Work.Haskell's first position as a BSW was working with handicapped children. For many years, she also worked as a physical education teacher, fueled by her love of sports and coaching. Haskell later switched gears to working with the elderly. While working at her first retirement home, she created the "Death with Dignity" program, ensuring that those who had no one else were not alone while dying. She spent over 25 years in geriatrics before retiring.Now retired, Haskell remains, and has always been, involved with the community, serving on several boards in various positions. Currently, she is a member of the Steering Committee and a volunteer for the Williamsville Lehigh Valley Depot (WNYRHS). She enjoys camping and tennis, as well as writing essays, short stories, and poems, which she's used as a means of reacting to or resolving an issue in her own life.

Where Evil DwellsBy: Randy HarrisEbony Delaney, frustrated with the bureaucracy and what she considered marginally effective protocols of the NYPD, forms her own detective agency. Determined to fight corruption and serve the weak and defenseless, she fights to help abducted girls and girls forced into prostitution. In the course of that battle, she uncovers a ring that is abducting young women with the intention of sending them overseas into a slavery ring. Thus ensues an epic battle between Ebony and her team against these diabolic protagonists.About the AuthorRandy Harris was born and raised in Albany, New York. After graduating from Adelphi University, he worked as a disability analyst for the Social Security Administration for over thirty years. He enjoyed a lucrative career as a singer, signing recording contracts, touring and appearing in several Off-Broadway productions including in the original cast of the record setting "Mama, I want to sing". He is currently recording and performing with Reverend Keith Branch and the Branch Company as well as The Five Living Stones.

Unfurled: The Founding of the Second Republic of the United States of AmericaBy: Daniel P Aude "A republic, if you can keep it." Those were Benjamin Franklin's words following the Constitutional Convention of 1787, when asked what system of government the new America would follow. Unfurled is a futuristic novel which takes place in the United States following the collapse of the federal government. After decades of political stagnation, division among Americans, and the disconnect between the governed and those elected, America is forced to rebuild itself in the wake of total capitulation. Global security and the history of humans are at stake as a group of friends fights against systemic racism kept in place by white supremacy, striving to build a republic that is truly by and for all people. Unfurled causes readers to pause and consider the path to capitulation America seems to be on today. Authoritarianism is at America's doorstep while many choose to look away, whistling past American inequities. So, can we keep our republic? The answer is up to you. About the AuthorDaniel P Aude was born into an America that had, only months before, passed the historic Civil Rights Act of 1964. He is the second youngest of nine children and was technically skilled even in youth, leading him into a career path of factory work then skilled trades. In the 1980s, anti-union sentiment was jeopardizing secure jobs in the air traffic industry, and many PATCO union members lost their jobs. It was in this environment that Dan Aude learned about the labor movement and corporate America, and he forged lifelong relationships with members of UAW who continue to provide him with insight into achieving a path to dignity and prosperity for working people. Dan Aude has two adult children, three grandchildren, and one on the way at the time this book was written, all of whom he loves very much. When not writing, Dan Aude enjoys thinking and learning about people, places, and things all over the world. His travels include Athens, Greece; Barcelona, Spain; Bologna, Italy; Braubach, Germany; Ibiza, Spain; and Bucharest, Romania-where some of his dear friends reside.

INSIDE OUT: For the Joy of WritingBy: C.A. LincolnINSIDE OUT: For the Joy of Writing contains 35 prompts for self-expression and creative writing designed to help you discover (or rekindle!) your love of writing and hone your creative writing skills.About the AuthorC.A. Lincoln has been a high school English/Creative Writing teacher for 25 years.

Everything You Should've Learned in Psychiatry School, But Didn'tBy: Dr. Kelly Gardiner Ph.D., PMHNP, CNS, BC Why should you buy this book?-Are you so skilled that you think this book has nothing to offer you?-Are you proficient in identifying MIMICKERS of mental illness? -Do you get nervous treating a pregnant patient?-Was your preceptor an idiot that taught you bad habits and you don't even realize it?-Did you know that there are techniques to provide stellar mental health services in fifteen minutes?-Was your clinical rotation so short or impersonal that you think you may have missed valuable information?-Are you a skilled diagnostician?-Do you lack actual 'real world' skills in psychiatry?-Is your patient a sexual predator or does he have Frontal Lobe Syndrome?-What should you do about bullies in the workplace?-Do you think the 'Beer's List' is a list of alcoholic beverages?-Do you need some caregiver/patient handouts? Do you wonder: What You Should Have Learned in Psychiatry School, BUT DIDN'T?

Key In The BottleBy: Brian D Feldman This story is about a magical key in a bottle that is passed down from generation to generation, from grandmother to mother to daughter on her fourth birthday. If the receiver of the key in the bottle truly believes, on her thirtieth birthday the magic will appear, but sadly, the magic only appears once a generation. About the AuthorBrian D Feldman is a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In addition to being an animal lover, Feldman enjoys old muscle cars, walking on the beach, steam engine trains, and playing cards.

Hell 2 HeavenBy: Tad BlackHell 2 Heaven is the battle of good versus evil; Heaven against Hell, and the winner has yet to be decided. This story follows the life of Maleah who was chosen, not by fate, but by sheer misfortune, to become the weapon child of Satan. However, battling her own demons as a young woman will be a far greater challenge.Facing off against angels, demons, and the devil herself, Maleah must decide which side she truly believes in and, most importantly, where she belongs. Losses will be many, but the rewards may far outweigh all the pain.About the AuthorTadBlack is a Final Fantasy 14 gamer, lover of anime, and daydreams of fantasy stories.

This lighthearted, read aloud story aspires to show young children it's okay to feel and express the many different emotions we can all experience during big life events like moving into a new house.Whether you lived a century ago or in our present time, we all have feelings to embrace and communicate. And with the help of your best friend, a little creativity, and a busy, bustling bookstore-because, here, the bookcases are always whispering, the gold doorknobs like to talk, and monkeys swing from chandeliers-we can all make big life changes a little more comforting and a lot more fun with imagination!About the AuthorBy profession, Erin Heather is a Registered Nurse who adores what she does and is an advocate of mental health importance for all ages and doing what we need to do for ourselves to stay healthy. Another of Erin's great life passions is bookstores, and this story focuses on the role of bookstores to inspire curiosity as well as the emotional wellbeing of children, the importance of self-expression, and the joys of fantasy for the childhood mind.Erin lives in the Midwest with the other two loves of her life: her husband Peter and young pup Sam. She has traveled extensively and knows what it feels like to move from house to house. You can now usually find her in the garden planting fresh flowers, out discovering new bookstores, or strolling the lake beaches looking for a new adventure-or at least reading about one!

God IntercedesBrenda L.S. WehnerGod Intercedes illustrates that if you listen carefully and watch closely, you may recognize when God is taking action in our everyday lives. What is first thought to be a coincidence, once the dots are connected, may be revealed as the good Lord above talking with us, guiding us via "God winks." This book is a compilation of sweet, short stories that illustrate how God interacts with us. It is hoped that this book inspires others to see the everyday miracles that are happening for them when God winks. Perhaps these stories will inspire readers to walk with others, to guide them to likewise connect their dots, and see the winks at work. Or best of all, this book may prompt the reader to share with each other, with others, with nonbelievers, with all, their own personal experiences of these nudges, pushes, body tackles, yells and winks that the good Lord sends via the Holy Spirit to compel us in His desires to act, to give, to be, to share, to give, to go, to stop, to love, and to be like Jesus.About the authorBrenda L.S. Wehner is the proud mother of three, dedicated wife of G, and loving daughter and daughter-in-law. She is passionate about kindness, and giving to others. She volunteers countless hours of her time, giving back to her community. Ms. Wehner enjoys painting, interior decorating, flower gardening, and singing in a musical parody club, when she is not practicing law.

Instrumentally Sound is a journey through childhood to adulthood as experienced by author Hester Booker. In her memoir, she shares her uplifting experiences growing up in the segregated school system and the happiness that occurred in a poverty-stricken situation. There is light in even the most challenging of situations.

For several years, a mallard hen has spent time swimming and preening in Barbara Ream's backyard pool. This year, she was joined by her baby ducks! Mrs. Dabby next door and her talented daughter Heidi, a children's author, like visiting the yard and watching Momma Duck and the babies play. They thought it was so unusual that they encouraged her to document them growing up. Ducks in a Row is the result of the pictures she took and what she sees when she watches them.

The four secrets that you are about to experience in this book have provided extraordinary results for me and for thousands of others. I discovered these secrets by combining years of researching hundreds of the greatest salespeople in the world, my experience starting and building three sales driven technology companies, and my own forty years of successful selling. I promise you that these four secrets are easy to understand, and if you make the effort to master them, you will achieve a level of success in your sales career that you had only dreamed about.What I have seen over the years, is that most CEOs, business owners, and sales executives are unwilling to risk any substantial investment in sales training. They have been let down by the promise of sales training. Every year someone shows up with the new secret sauce. And every year these training investments fail to provide a sustainable return. The instructors lack empathy, there is too much rah-rah, they don't know the industry, and the training content is often riddled with techniques. And the classroom role play is seldom experiential in design or truly representative of the field. But I'm telling you folks, it doesn't have to be this way. This book will address these issues, define the training needed, and provide you with comprehensive tools to build your sales team and achieve an extraordinary return on investment.Mike Kerrison is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and sales trainer. His popular first book, Landing On Your Feet, was published in 2003. After graduating from Ohio University, he started his career as a salesman with IBM. His first year on quota, he was awarded Rookie of the Year out of 2,000 new sales reps, and over five years, he received five 100 Percent Clubs, three Golden Circles, and led the nation in new accounts. In 1980 he founded his first company, Computer Options, Incorporated, which in 1985 was ranked 149th on INC Magazine's list of the nation's fastest growing companies, reaching $26 million in sales in its first five years. The company reached $65 million before being sold in 1998. He successfully launched two other high-tech companies, Maintenance Innovators in 1986 and North Central Consulting in 1993. Both reached multi-million-dollar levels and were eventually sold to large international public firms. In 1997 North Central Consulting was ranked as the second fastest growing company in the state of Minnesota. Today Mike is the founder and CEO of Mike Kerrison International, a twenty-year-old business consulting firm specializing in executive alignment, strategic planning, culture change, and building formidable sales teams. In 2015, at the request of many of his clients, he launched a comprehensive suite of on-line sales training programs which are strikingly the same as his classroom training. He is a certified executive coach and has facilitated over 250 strategic planning sessions for Fortune 500 companies, such as Ameriprise, General Mills, BCBS, and Team Industries to small entrepreneurial growth firms. His programs have reached over 400,000 people, and he has graduated over 50,000 sales professionals from his Breakaway Performance Academy. Mike is happily married and has four children and nine grandchildren. He makes his home in Minnesota.mikekerrison.combreakawaysalebook.com

Best Friends follows young vivacious Sarah, her two best friends-her pony Trudy and her dog Hopalong-through a tragedy that changes the ten-year-old's life. With the help of her family and friends, Sarah works hard to regain her strength and spirit, and in doing so, conceives a way to help many others. Read along as Sarah and those she loves work to bring her dream to life. The author says, "Through the eyes of reading my book, readers feel the things I have experienced. The smell of flowers, noise of creeks moving swiftly, winds blowing through your hair, rabbits running through a field of wildflowers. That the simple things in life can you bring you happiness, that even going through tragedy, you can overcome anything."About the authorJanet Davis Talbott has been retired for ten years. Her life revolves around her children and her grandchildren. Outside of her family, animals are her second love. Talbott enjoys crafts and gardening when not spending time with her family.

Finding himself abandoned in the freezing cold of Nome, Alaska, Bentley, a three-month-old puppy, finally finds himself picked up by Animal Control and taken to the nearest shelter. While better than the streets, Bentley still wishes for a mom and dad. One day, a couple sees a picture of Bentley and falls in love. They decide to fly Bentley home to Colorado, and his new life began. Everybody Loves Bentley is a very sweet, true story about the life of one dog and the love one family brings to a dog in need, and the joy a dog brings to an adoptive family. Filled with fun photos of Bentley, children and adults alike will love reading about all his adventures, and learn to never give up on your dreams.

As you walk your "Me-Ness" journey, you will be able to peel back the layers of suppression that have hidden your true beauty. Your challenge now is to learn to embrace, love, and like yourself regardless of the past or what tomorrow holds. Learning to embrace yourself, or love yourself or like yourself is a challenge for many women. It is difficult because women have been suppressed on many levels of society which include the social, economic and academic worlds. They have been denied the opportunity to come into the fullness of who they are, making it difficult for them to understand and accept who they are -- strong, beautiful, gifted beings. More importantly, it has left women not knowing how to love themselves. Now prepare yourself for this unique and life-changing transformation!! About the AuthorPamela A. Reed is a native Washingtonian currently residing in Silver Spring, Maryland. She began her career as a Federal Government employee before changing career paths to become an elementary school educator. It was during this time Pamela witnessed first-hand those issues young girls were experiencing due to a lack of confidence and an understanding of their self-worth and value. As a result, Pamela developed a program for pre-teens and teens. After seeing the positive impact of the program on youth, Pamela realized this was a "female" issue and thus, created the My "Me-Ness" Journey for women.

lnfineonity: The Creation Story shares the "coming into existence" or Birth of our Universe as GOD wanted it to be told. Through Science. Just as humans came into existence so did our universe. Through the painful experience of Birth. And it came into existence, with the ultimate goal of becoming conscious so that our GOD could know itself. Because our GOD no longer wanted to be alone. And our GOD is not ����bout to let go of Humans. GOD has watched many mass extinctions in Horror. Even if humans try to give their atoms back voluntarily, GOD will intervene. And our GOD would NEVER let one human (Putin) destroy all humans. The Universe would protect life so that GOD can love all life. For INFINEONITY. About the Author: The Universe is a human who found GOD in the Particle Field when GOD revealed itself through science. His Family was taken away from him by a psychologist who threatened him with the trauma of separation because he refused to take her advice. But you see, he couldn't stop seeing the psychologist because she had threatened him with divorce on multiple occasions over the course of three years. You see, she wasm treating both him and his wife. He was told to go find someone else by his wife one year before she divorced him at the hands of the psychologist. He instead stayed true to his wife and protested the divorce. Now he lives his life alone because he didn't want to put his children through the ugly trauma of separation again. And he will dedicate the rest of his life to his family through his books.

Ebola: An In-Depth Insight for Nurses and Medical ProfessionalsBy: Brenda L. Horsley RNThis book is a comprehensive and in-depth look at the origins, pathology, and strains of the Ebola virus. It will address patient care starting with the ambulance ride throughout the patient's hospital stay, and provides a detailed description of policies, procedures, and precautions for healthcare professionals when treating a patient with Ebola.About the AuthorBrenda L. Horsley is a Registered Nurse and Air Force veteran, where she worked as a surgical technician. She has over thirty-years of experience as an operating room nurse totaling more than 38 years in the operating room. Now retired, she spends her time traveling with her husband, panning for gold, and spending time in nature.

Fruit Will Set You Free is a short but comprehensive guide to incorporating the fruit-based diet into your life, with all the information the author wishes he had when he began the diet several years ago. Some of the many benefits of the diet include increased energy, weight loss, clearer skin, improved digestion, and more. In this evidence-based book, you will learn the science behind the fruit-based diet and how to begin living the fruit-based life on your own.Taylor Huff is a native of Stockton, California. He is an expert on the fruit-based diet, and enjoys doing calisthenics exercises, playing the didgeridoo, and spending time in nature.

Marn had the ability to laugh and cry at the same time. Motherless at seven and brought up in a house marked by alcohol and neglect, she eventually found herself raising three young daughters as a single mother in the 1940s, living on not much more than her wits and ingenuity. Still, she was somehow able to quickly size up her circumstances and make the best of them. Throughout her life, she encountered much hardship, but also adventure, love and fun. Always fun. This is an engaging and moving portrait that traces one woman's journey through a life both heartbreaking and heartwarming. A colorful, charismatic figure, Marnie lived life in such a manner as to provide us all with a way to look at our own worlds anew. Her triumph over adversity reminds us of what matters most. Marn did what she had to do, and rose to every occasion. You will wish you could meet her. You will feel like you know her. You will laugh and cry at the same time.About the AuthorKim Harris Stowell was raised in Connecticut, and received her B.A. from Boston University, where she studied philosophy. She lives in Providence, Rhode Island, dividing her time between work as a freelance writer and editor, and the community activism that has always been a part of her life. She has a plan for world peace.When she is not writing or building community, Kim can be found tending her beloved bonsai trees. (She is too embarrassed to admit to the number of trees she currently has in her care.) This is probably the only book she will ever write.

I Just Want to Play!By: Nikkita BailesAll children should be treated with care, love, and understanding. Our children are just small people who crave attention, but it sometimes comes out in the wrong way. Adults should mold them, actively listen, and connect more so they won't be lost and influenced by negative people or situations. Education should be fun and exciting at this young age. If kids are hyperactive, why is medication the first solution to the problem? If kids learn slowly or have a short attention span they shouldn't be labeled, categorized, or treated less than. "I Just Want to Play!", encourages everyone to listen a little harder to understand what children are telling us even if it is not through verbal communication.About the AuthorNikkita Bailes was born and raised in Jackson, Mississippi. She has two children; a daughter who is now 22 years of age and recently graduated Magna Cum Laude from a prestigious HBCU and a son who's 15 that just entered high school. She has been through many trying times and believes her mother is where her strength comes from. Unfortunately, she lost her mother in 2017. Her children help her wake up every day and push forward toward being a better person and a better example. She would like all children to have a chance and be appreciated. She was quiet when she was young and did not say much. She felt alone, so she believes even if children are silent, we should listen more because there might be underlying issues that haven't surfaced yet. She and her children are a team that's growing together yet individually and maintaining an understanding through simple, truthful, communication and respect.

Trying to understand the "Why" of COVID is hard for any child. What are our nation's children seeing and hearing every day during this pandemic while sitting in front of a computer screen? Invisible COVID... It's Everywhere is about a second grader, age seven, who must follow the rules, stay at home, and see and listen to her teachers and friends in small boxes on a computer monitor. This character expresses her thoughts, fears, and observations of the pandemic. Throughout the story she complains about a sickness that she cannot see, hear, smell, or touch as well as what she must do to avoid catching COVID, while attending school virtually and not seeing her extended family and friends. This child attends school at home every day, but is frightened to attend face-to-face instruction. The end result is hearing there is hope to make this COVID go away while children must continue to follow the rules and listen to adults in order to stay safe.

Everyone knows that a rooster's job is to sing and wake up those around him. In this heart-warming story, Ricky the Chickee, who can't carry a rooster tune, struggles because he stutters. For three generations, his family has had an important job. Can he overcome this disability in time to carry on the proud family tradition of waking up the King of Hawaii?This story teaches children the importance of caring, overcoming, bullying, determination, and helping those who do not know how to help themselves. The children will also be introduced to common Hawaiian words and a little about the history of Hawaii.