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I Mea Aha Ke Kalo? New Graphics include hill shading and

I Mea Aha Ke Kalo? New Graphics include hill shading andI Mea Aha Ke Kalo is a beginner reader book in lelo Hawaii which introduces young keiki to the vocabulary and concepts related to growing kalo, one of the staple crops cherished by our kpuna and beloved by our people today. Through simple language and beautiful photographs, this book nurtures an early love for the Hawaiian language and connects readers to the rich traditions of kalo cultivation.

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Graphics include hill shading and ocean shading to help explain the detail and variation of heights and depths

paperback   |   16-24 pages/book   |   5

and Susan Scott

and other important aspects of Marshallese culture

He incorporated bright colors and bold images to fit the grandeur of the tale

I Mea Aha Ke Kalo? New Graphics include hill shading andI Mea Aha Ke Kalo is a beginner reader book in lelo Hawaii which introduces young keiki to the vocabulary and concepts related to growing kalo, one of the staple crops cherished by our kpuna and beloved by our people today. Through simple language and beautiful photographs, this book nurtures an early love for the Hawaiian language and connects readers to the rich traditions of kalo cultivation.

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