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After more than half a century as a territory, Hawaiʻi is finally a state. Statehood does not quiet the ghosts of annexation, occupation, and war. It does not resolve the tension between sovereignty and survival, nor does it answer who she is meant to be now: the soul of a people, state of America, or something fiercely her own. As the banners fade and the speeches end, Hawaiʻi must confront the fractures in her history-the betrayals, the compromises, the loyalties that still ache-and decide what parts of her past she will carry forward. In the wake of celebration comes reckoning. And in that reckoning, Hawaiʻi must forge an identity not handed to her by conquest or congress, but created by and for herself and her people.

Just a lot of random shit including countries, states, provinces, etc. Requests are currently closed (but will be opened again later on). Contains cussing. Best rank :D: #1 in countryhumansoneshots Cover credits to: https://www.reddit.com/r/CountryHumans/comments/101si64/some_countryhumans_designs_from_my_twitter_idk_i/?rdt=38273

A oneshot book for Hawaii's Story Series. Usually, little snippets that I write on the side, that may or may not play into the books. Not all Hawaii, but most of them will be. I do take requests! No smut, just my dumbass writing whatever comes to mind!

No longer is the monarchy, no longer is the Hawaiian Kingdom. So Hawaii should be dead, right? She should have died like so many before. And yet she's not. Why? (Spoilers, she's not) The second book of the Hawaii Story series.

"Love her, love her, love her! If she favours you, love her. If she wounds you, love her. If she tears your heart to pieces - and as it gets older and stronger, it will tear deeper - love her, love her, love her!" - Great Expectations, Charles Dickens The interlude to Hawai'i's story, from the point of view of our favourite bastard.

In the heart of the vast oceans, beyond the vibrant blue expanse, lies a place of breathtaking beauty known as Hawaiʻi Nei, the land of kamaʻāina, children of the earth. The name "Hawaiʻi Nei" is not merely a designation of a homeland but an expression of endearment. It, in its literal sense, translates to "our beloved Hawaiʻi." The word "nei" means a sense of intimacy and belonging. It means our own . For Hawaii has, and always will be our own