Aloha Publishing Hawaii proudly
announces the launch of the second edition of its popular book Aloha:
What It Means to My ‘Ohana and Yours. Hawaii Mom Blog will randomly select three lucky winners to receive a copy of this
beautifully illustrated 48-page activity book, written by Kauai-based
coauthors Lahela Keikilaʻauʻoʻwakanahele Chandler Correa and Ann
Hettinger.
Aloha is perfect for the whole
‘ohana and includes stories of Hawai‘i life and engaging
activities. Hawaiian culture ties the book together and readers can:
- Learn Hawaiian words like pūliki (hug), kamali‘i (children) and honi (kiss)
- Color the Hawaiian flag
- Discover the Hōkūle‘a
- Make a pledge of kindness
- Learn how to sew a lei
While the book may be especially
entertaining for children, Aloha aims to spread the important,
universal message for readers of all ages and from all places.
The word “aloha” may have become
diluted from everyday use, but for Correa and Hettinger, it is a way
of life that they feel must be kept alive in its fullness, especially
during a time when the society feels divided.
The book’s first edition was released
August 2016 and sold nearly 5,000 copies, prompting the need for an
updated second edition. The book has also proven to be a wonderful
learning tool for teachers, with its interactive lessons of Hawai‘i’s
life, customs, culture and heritage, while asking thought-provoking
questions for children.
“Everyone will benefit from
incorporating aloha into their lives,” says Correa. “This book is
something the whole family will enjoy, and we’re so proud of this
new second edition. It will make a wonderful gift for anybody.”
To learn more about Aloha: What It
Means To My ‘Ohana and Yours or to purchase your own copy,
visit www.alohapublishinghawaii.com.
You can also visit Aloha Publishing Hawaii’s Facebookpage.
- To enter, comment on what Aloha means to you.
- You’ll get one extra entry each if you do any of the following (be sure to leave a comment for each “entry”):
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- 5)Like Hawaii Mom Blog on Facebook ("new" and "existing" "likers" eligible; leave your user name in your comment)
- The deadline for entries is November 30, 2017 11:59pm HST.
- If you submitted an eligible entry and it is chosen by random.org as the winner, you will be notified via email on or about December 1, 2017 (make sure your email address is in your profile or comment and be sure to check your junk/spam, etc. folders) and will have 3 days to respond.
- Valid for US addresses only.
- By entering in this giveaway, you have read and agreed to Hawaii Mom Blog's Terms of Use.
Good luck!
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