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2017 is the 100th anniversary of the Queen's passing. This photo album tells her life story. Taking pictures and design from Liliuokalani s own photo albums, filled with what were called carte de visite...left behind after a social call, or exchanged at gatherings, Liliuokalani...A Royal Album follows the seventy-nine years of Liliuokalani's eventful life, which began in her grandfather's grass-thatched hale and ended in Washington Place, her place of refuge in the decades that followed her overthrow.

"When they said Hawaii, they meant Waikiki." Honoring nature's enduring role in creating Waikiki as a place of stunning beauty, and an iconic vision of all that makes Hawaii paradise.

This informative and easy-to-follow guidebook makes the ancient sites of Maui, Molokai and Lanai available to the general public for the first time. Grouping the sites by location, the book characterizes the cultural background of five main types of sites: heiau (temples), pohaku (sacred stones), petroglyphs, caves and fishponds. Now this entirely revised, updated, full color edition of the book includes numerous additional sites and expanded site descriptions with photographs.

Food writer Joan Namkoong, a second generation Korean American, draws on her island heritage to explain the Korean kitchen in Hawaii, distinctly different from a Korean kitchen in Korea. The ingredients, the seasongins, the textures and flavors in Hawaii bear the history of Korean immigrants who came to the islands in the early 1900s. Succeeding generations and more recent immigrants have put their mark on Korean food in Hawaii, a popular cuisine that has evolved over the past century. Korean food is a healthy cuisine that relies on many vegetables, grains, fermented foods, and simple cooking techniques that require little fat. Meats are served as a small part of this vegetable-centric cuisine that focuses on many tasty side dishes on the table. It's a cuisine islanders love for its robust flavors and varied dishes.

Today, the North Shore is a surfing mecca whose huge waves attract the world's best surfers. Even with the inflow of people and surf competitions, the area is still rural, the beaches gorgeous, and the waves big. All the charm, beauty, and rustic feeling of this special Hawai'i playground are captured through the lens of North Shore resident and photographer Adam A. Palmer who grew up along its shore and among its many unique residents and visitors.

Surfing, paddling, snorkeling, and even just old-fashioned beach going and basking in the sun-it's all here in this amazing photo excursion of Maui's surrounding waters and shorelines.

Life in the Islands is busy. Between working, commuting, volunteering, doing community service, and spending time with family, who has time to cook? Jean Watanabe Hee, that's who. In her latest cookbook, Hawaii's Best Quick & Easy Recipes, Jean shows even the busiest readers how to prepare delicious and nutritious meals in minutes. There's no need to worry when there are last minute uninvited guests, change in eating out plans, or both. Written in an inviting and easy-to-follow style that will appeal to novice cooks and experienced chefs alike, these recipes cover a wide range of dishes--from simple, tasty appetizers, to rich main courses like Furikake Salmon, to delectable desserts, like Easy Mint Chocolate Chip Pie.

Judy Dela Cruz, author of two well-received crochet lei books, returns with a third volume. Her latest book teaches how to make lei from rickrack and beads. Also included are new variations on the popular quick-and-easy straw lei, lei made with the help of a few fast-food straws. Rickrack lei are back in fashion and they're prettier than ever. Dela Cruz shows you how to make beautiful lei such as Lilac, Mauna Loa, Pikake, and many more.

This new edition edited by retired architect emeritus Frank Haines, showcases more than 150 of the Islands' architecturally and historically significant structures. The insightful text and building descriptions are presented in the context of Hawaii's colorful political, economic, and social history. Over 250 color photographs complement selected biographies, appendices, and index of architects, buildings, and styles.

The sound of the Hawaiian steel guitar is sweet, nostalgic, and unmistakably Hawaiian. You can almost feel the trade winds and the surf in its subtle vibrato. In this well-illustrated and easy-to-understand book, acclaimed musician Henry Kaleialoha Allen shares everything you need to know in order to play this beautiful instrument--from purchasing a guitar, to performing with that special Hawaiian flourish. This primer, adapted from Allen's popular self-published guide, features a history of the Hawaiian steel guitar; instructions for reading musical notation; a practical guide to buying and tuning a steel guitar; guidance on using the bar; sheet music for 11 original songs; exercises; a discussion of the nuances of the "Hawaiian touch;" and much more. Written for beginning and intermediate students alike, this book and its accompanying audio CD will have you playing like a pro in no time.

Experience breathtaking close-up encounters with one of the largest mammals on earth - the humpback whale - and follow its journey from the icy waters of Alaska to the warm waves of Hawaii. Endorsed by the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary, Humpback: Images of Hawaii's Whales is a small, hardbound, easy-to-carry book that showcases the splendor of these magnificent animals who visit Hawaii annually between November and April through 46 individual photographs. Priced at only $9.95 it's the perfect keepsake, and like the islands themselves, it's worth visiting again and again.

The entire life cycle of the Laysan albatross, which returns to Kauai's North Shore once a year to breed and raise their young.

The third book in Mutual Publishing's This is The Islands series is in a class of its own. This is The Big Island is a photographic journey around the Island of Hawai'i coupled with descriptive and inspiring 'ôlelo no'eau and cultural, historical and geographical anecdotes. The talented and award-winning lens of Kirk Lee Aeder allows readers to experience the Big Island in a whole new way. It is the perfect size for souvenirs or to give as gift to visiting loved ones or to islanders living abroad.

Join celebrity chef Sam Choy in this little celebration of Hawaii's cuisine. Though the book is tiny, it will satisfy some mighty appetites and introduce you to the world of Hawaiian regional cuisine! Whether it's stick-to-the-ribs home cooking like Grandma's Meatloaf and Garlic Mashed potatoes, or elegant party fare like Crusted Ono with Papaya-Mango Salsa, these treasured dishes are sure to be loved by hearty eaters of all kinds. Detailed and easy to follow, Sam's recipes are also surprisingly quick to prepare. Whether you're hungry for traditional luau favorites or want to sample the best of Hawaii's contemporary kitchens, Sam Choy's Little Hawaiian Cookbook makes cooking easy and fun.

Pineapple was not native to the Hawaiian Islands, yet it dramatically changed Hawai'i's landscape and society and helped to build the foundations on which modern Hawai'i now stands. Hawaii's Pineapple Century chronicles the growth of this fascinating, unique, and significant industry by documenting the development of the "crowned fruit" into an icon of the Hawaiian Islands. This illuminating history of Hawaii's pineapple industry explores the early pioneer companies, the effects of international competition, the exodus of local canning and the emphasis on fresh fruit, and includes a section on how to grow pineapple in your own garden.

Reprint of the original Bernice P. Bishop Museum Bulletin 53, first publishing in 1928.