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Bess Press

Bess Press is Hawai‘i's book publisher. Producing and selling books on Hawaiian history, Hawaiian children's books, Hawaiian language, Hawaiian guidebooks, Hawaiian textbooks, Pacific Island textbooks, Pacific Island history and more.

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  • Education & Training (primary)

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  • Hawaiʻi Baby Book — He Puke Nō Nā Pēpē Hawaiʻi Baby Book is made from recycled materials. This is the perfect baby memory book gift for expecting mothers and families. This beautiful, gender-neutral and colorfully themed keepsake book incorporates light anecdotes about growing up as a child in Hawaiʻi. The bilingual text, in Hawaiian and English, provides a simple outline for parents to capture the essence of first experiences, baby memories, and the special bonds that take place between ʻohana (family), keiki (chi
  • Hush Little Keiki — Hush Little Keiki is a playful lullaby to be shared between mothers and children. The melodic text reminds us of the ever-present sweet, gentle, and soothing naturescapes experienced around the islands. Watch mynah birds fly against the setting sun, humpbacks dance across the ocean stage, and evening rains reveal the starry night. Hush Little Keiki expands on the traditional children’s lullaby, “Hush Little Baby.” This story emphasizes the relationship between a child and their environment by hi
  • In Search of First Contact — In Search of First Contact is an exploration of possible European landings in the Hawaiian Islands prior to 1778, the year Captain James Cook stumbled upon the archipelago in his search for the fabled Northwest Passage, dividing Hawaiian history into pre-contact and post-contact. _____ Author Gordon Joyce's career as Chief Ranger of Puʻuhonua o Honaunau (Place of Refuge) National Historical Park on Hawaiʻi Island gives him unique access to the stories and people of Kealakekua Bay, where Cook and
  • Island Toes — Island Toes takes readers around the islands, where shoes are optional and toes have the freedom to explore. What kinds of experiences do toes have in the islands? To what places do one’s toes take them? On an island, one can expect to see plenty of toes! What goes without saying, but seeing, is that there are many different types of toes. From snorkeling toes, to wheelchair toes, and even straps-in-between toes! Just how many other types can there be? _____ Author Christin Lozano began her care
  • Oriental Faddah and Son (15th Anniversary) — **This forthcoming title is only available for preorder at this time FIRST PRIZE Winner 2013 Poetry/Prose Book Award from the Association of Asian American Studies Oriental Faddah and Son delivers “Da Pidgin Guerrilla’s” most entertaining, yet poignant work to date through a combination of lamenting and humorous poems. As you read, you will journey with author Lee A. Tonouchi through childhood and adolescence into adulthood. You will laugh out loud, sometimes cry, and maybe even discover things
  • Under the ʻŌhiʻa Tree — A stunning meditation through a native forest where our beloved ʻōhiʻa trees remain a beating heart, Under the ʻŌhiʻa Tree asks its readers of all ages to pause and consider: “What do you hear? What do you see?” This invitation frames a visual and textual narrative bursting with the thrum of our native forest birds, insects, and plants. Both an exploration of wonder and a joyful appreciation of the precious ecosystem of our native forests, this picture book by artist Erzsi Palko is the loving wo

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Registry verification: Not Registry Verified

Directory score: 90

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