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HomeShop at BookSurgeTechnology & EngineeringAgricultureSustainable AgricultureKula Keiki Ali'i: A Novel Partially Based On The Effect of The Chief's Children's School on Hawaii's Monarchs. Second Edition. |
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 Rowena's review May 15, 2000
By Rowena Tom
Author's interpretation of the possible outcome of the effects of the missionary teaching on young Hawaiian Ali'i is filled with Aloha for the people and history of Hawaii. Unfortunately, the the portrayal of thought patterns and situations are NOT within the Hawaiian way of life, beliefs or thinking patterns. Her end analysis is acceptable and probable, her description of means is not.
 Writer's Digest Self Published Book Awards Review Feb 05, 2009
By Rosemary I. Patterson
Writer's Digest 1999 Self Published Book Awards Judges Comments.
What impresses you about this book?
"I was impressed most by this author's encyclopedic knowledge of Hawaiian culture, customs and history. I also like the political conscience that guides the novel. This is a book written for a reason. Of the characters, I was most interested in Kapeka and the Voice she hears. And - it goes without saying - this novel has a very strong sense of place, communicated not only in visual detail, but in a well-crafted sense of mood and atmosphere.
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