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Birds of Hawai'i: Voices of the Islands is a beautifully crafted children's storybook that brings Hawai'i's treasured manu (birds) to life through vibrant storytelling, cultural insight, and meaningful Hawaiian values. Written by Romani 808, this educational adventure follows Kaleo, a curious young explorer who receives a magical pair of ""Aloha Eyes"" allowing him to hear and understand the birds of the islands. Each of the 23 birds-including the Nēnē, 'Apapane, Pueo, Hawaiian Hawk ('Io), Laysan Albatross, and more-welcomes Kaleo with its own message of aloha, kuleana (responsibility), and mālama 'āina (care for the land). Young readers learn not only about native, endemic, migratory, and introduced birds, but also how each species plays a role in Hawai'i's delicate ecosystem. Designed in a large 8.5 x 11 format, this book blends nature education, Hawaiian culture, and early environmental awareness into a visually rich and engaging experience. With Hawaiian phrases paired with simple glossary notes on each page, children-and adults-gain deeper cultural appreciation while enjoying a warm and uplifting island story. Perfect for families, classrooms, cultural programs, and young nature lovers across Hawai'i and beyond. Themes: Hawaiian culture, nature education, conservation, environmental stewardship, values and virtues, wildlife appreciation.

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