Celebrate Reading 2011 will be holding its 14th Annual festival for readers and writers on April 16 at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. In preparation for this stellar event which brings together students, teachers, readers, writers and authors, we wanted to provide you with a near-complete reading list you can acquaint yourself with to […]
Hehena o Malaki March Madness He ʻōpala kaʻu māhele pōhīnaʻi aʻu i koho ai no ka Hehena o Malaki. My March Madness bracket is rubbish.
Helu Kuhi Henua URL – Uniform Resource Locator Eia kā HBB helu kuhi henua: http://www.hawaiibookblog.com. ʻO ia kahi no ko ʻoneʻi mau mea kākau, ko ʻoneʻi buke a me kēlā ʻano heluhelu ʻana. Here’s Hawaiʻi Book Blog’s URL: http://www.hawaiibookblog.com. Itʻs THE place for local authors, local books, and any kine reads.
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Kupulau Spring, Lit. leaf sprouting ʻO kēia lā, ʻakahi nō ko kēia makahiki Kupulau ā hiki i ʻaneʻi. Today is the first day of Spring.
Mahina Poepoe Full moon Maluhia ka pō. Aheahe ka makani. ʻAlohi ka mahina poepoe i luna. The night is tranquil. The wind is gentle. The full moon sparkles above.
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. Celebrate Reading Teachers, Students, Readers, Writers… save the date: April 16, 2011. That is when the 14 Annual Celebrate Reading Festival will take place on Oahu at The University of Hawaii at Manoa. Matt […]
Poluea Hangover, nausea, seasickness Nui ka poluea oʻu i kēia kakahiaka, akā hū ka ʻono o kēlā mau pia ʻōmaʻomaʻo i nehinei! I have a massive hangover this morning, but those green beers yesterday were truly delicious!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day everybody! Want to avoid the crowd Downtown and still get your drink on? Join us at the Fresh Café, 831 Queen St at 7:30 pm for this month’s M.I.A series featuring HBB’s very own Dawn Sueoka! We’re so excited that she’s been given the opportunity to showcase some of her poetry […]
ʻŌmaʻomaʻo Green Pono nō ʻoe e komo i kekahi lole ʻōmaʻomaʻo i ka Lā ʻAiliki, o nanahu koʻu tita iā ʻoe. You should wear something green on St. Paddyʻs Day, or my sister will bite you.
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