Book Events
A fellow book blogger has issued a challenge for 2009, but since we’re joining the challenge late in the year, HBB will only sign up to read and post about 25 books from the public library. You can see the specifics of the challenge here at J Kaye’s Book Blog. HBB will have from now […]
SAVE the DATE! Buy books and help the underprivileged children of Hawaii. First Book-Oahu is sponsoring a Book Fair August 7th thru 9th at Barnes & Noble in Kahala. Using the voucher number “575050” with your store purchase ensures that part of the proceeds go to help FirstBook-Oahu provide needy children with literacy aids and […]
The 62nd Annual Friends of the Library of Hawaii Book Sale is officially underway! HBB was there bright and early on the first day the sale was open to the public. They changed some key things around regarding the layout so check out this article before you head over there. Honolulu Book Sale: Day 1 […]
June 21st will mark the official start of summer and already kids are throwing down their bookbags and binders in preparation for the next few coveted weeks of freedom. Some kids will be off to camps, retreats or other similar seasonal programs that can be costly for families with multiple children. And some summer programs […]
Write it in your calendar now, before you forget! Block off June 20th through June 28th as “BOOKED” because that’s what you’ll be. Yep, it’s that time of year again! Time for the annual book sale hosted by the Friends of the Library of Hawaii. Nine whole days of book rummaging, great deals and literary […]
The Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai’i is having a Keiki Fun Fest this SUNDAY, May 3rd to Celebrate Children’s Day (May 5)! Admission is free and there will be crafts, games, prizes and displays as well as access to the Cultural Center’s new exhibits on recycling and going green. If you haven’t been to […]
Moʻomanaʻo Moʻokalaleo Pūnaewele o Hawaiʻi
Moʻomanaʻo Moʻokalaleo Pūnaewele o Hawaiʻi
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