Hawaiian Stories

Surielle Kahalae has lived in Waimanalo beach, Hawaii all of her life. She's currently in college, works part-time at the sea life park nearby and lives alone in a small two bedroom apartment. Her best friend, Alara Hiko, is completely obsessed with Jason Momoa. He's one of the biggest celebrities to originate from Hawaii. So every time he came to Hawaii Alara made sure that her and Suri were in attendance to try to meet him. Too bad for Alara, she's not the one Jason wants. It's Suri.

She's a world-renowned dancer and choreographer, and is also known for the legacy she's leaving in the international women's rugby space. She's achieved so much within both rugby and dance. But now she's going to conquer a new journey. Leilana Hekekia is the fifth member of the newly formed team JAM REPUBLIC, who are competing on season two of Street Woman Fighter. Who also happens to be competing against her girlfriend of 3 years, Bada Lee. With Leilana taking a year break from rugby, will she be able to handle the pressure that comes with the competition, or will it affect how far she and her team progress throughout the competition?

In the world, there are many different pantheons like Greek, Egyptian, Asian, Oceanic. This boy comes from the Nordic pantheon, he was the son of the mighty Norse God of thunder and lightning Thor. When Edrick arrives, he'll experience many new things besides his normal training from his family like new friends, family, and maybe love but there will be also many new trials put up against him and his new friends. Can he and his new friends face these new trials on top of doing the festival of the pantheons?

Jennifer (Jenna) Anela Hawkins is not just your usual tomboy that you have seen before. She's a great dancer, a very good soccer player who has a beautiful voice and is known to be a quadruple threat to most. This year, she is joining the University of her dreams, (King Arthur University) which offers dance and soccer in Los Angeles. The only problem is that the university only has a soccer team that's only for boys and won't allow girls to join. But what will happen if the boys' team's Capitan joins her dance crew, with whom Jennifer has a lot more in common than she realizes? ~ "By the way, you're a wonderful dancer." "Um. . . thanks." That was the second time this guy complimented me for this weekend alone and we'd only met two days ago. It made me dumbfounded which doesn't happen often whenever anyone gives a compliment. Yet David had and it scares the hell out of me. Until he gives this charming grin, "But I bet that I can do that little dance of yours better than you."

.:Ohana means family. And. Family means no one gets left behind:.

✨ Strength isn't given-it's awakened. Masina never asked to stand out. Being the new girl was already hard enough. But when a confrontation pushes her past her breaking point, she discovers a secret her family has carried for generations-one powerful enough to change everything. On an island where the past whispers through the wind and the ocean holds secrets, Masina has to decide: will she run from it, or rise into it?

Kakalina Elikapeka Kekoa just moved from the beautiful island of O'ahu, Hawaii, to Los Angeles, California. She has struggles finding friends, and even a harder time trying to have a long distance relationship with her boyfriend from O'ahu. Will she survive the last stages of high school? Will her relationship last? Will she find new love? Will she last? Find out in this story.

Sebastian is that one kid in the back of the class who never says much. Which is why it's a shock when there's a note stuffed in his locker. "I would walk a thousand miles to be with you. I would swim the deepest ocean for you and fly across the world to see you smile. -J" Seb doesn't know who J is and he isn't sure he wants to. He has always been fine in his own. However his best friend Sterling has other ideas. They think that Seb should figure out Who sent the note and talk to them. He has a very important decision to make that could make his last year in high school worth while.

Mahealani Kapule is a surfboarder who lives on the Hawaiian island Kauai and has no intention of leaving. Unfortunately, she has to move to California for her mother's new job as a baker. At first, Mahealani only copes in California by competing in surfing tournaments, but soon she discovers that everything is not as it seems. Her new-found friends, her enemies, even her family - they all have secrets. And Mahealani is not afraid to find them out.

Chad Myers travels to Hawaii to partake in an ancient Hawaiian youth ritual.

O ke au i kahuli wela ka honua / O ke au i kahuli lole ka lani / O ke au i kuka'iaka ka la Milu awakes from their dreaming to find the world silent, cold, and their Spirit Catchers nowhere to be found. Once a guardian to the underworld and resurrection, Milu seeks to understand what has gone wrong in the spirit world - and entreats the other gods to fix it.

A little Hawaiian puppy gets confused, will you help him?

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My makuahine once told me that it was okay to cry when things get gloomy, but you can’t cry forever. You need to stand yourself up, brush yourself off, and keep on moving, no matter what life throws at you. I live by that. It’s my knightly code of honour. No matter what happens, you have to move on. Crying is only one of the infinite endings a problem can have, and it’s not always the best solution.

From back of book) Welcome to paradise where kids go hungry, single moms get taken advantage of, poverty runs rampant, and deadbeat dads plot deaths to avoid paying child support. It's not the gorgeous, scenic, tourist-laden Hawaii that most people dream about, but for three young sisters: Wendy (12-years-old), Amanda (9-years-old), and Stephanie (5-years-old) it’s life. Fricken Kids chronicles the year the three girls were neglected and forced to survive on their own for three weeks. It is set in 1985 and 1986, and narrated by nine-year-old Amanda Nakamura, a Hawaiian, Asian, Haole, Apache mixed girl who is struggling to find her identity in a world that is constantly falling apart around her. Their Mother, a full-time-student is too busy trying to find a new man, job, and lifestyle to guide them, their father, a full-time-coward is too busy not wanting anything to do with them to have anything to do with them, and everyone else is too concerned with fitting into the material culture to care about the ancient one. And the girls-- are as colorful and hypnotic as their island home is. To read more, please order the book. It is available for sale online in both print and e-book formats. Thank you for visiting!