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AUGUST 6 – 13

DOWNLOAD A KINDLE COPY FOR ONLY $.99 AND IN AUDIO FOR $1.99

Wai-nani casts an hypnotic spell that takes you ancient Hawai’i. Learn what was happening in her world when Capt. Cook landed in the Islands in 1778.

There are many Hawaiian words in the story that might be unfamiliar. Being able to follow along while listening will enhance your enjoyment. Plus, you can take the story with you anywhere!!

From August 6 – August 13th download “Wai-nani” in kindle format for .99 cents. This will enable you to purchase the audio book for $1.99 and you will be able to read the text while you are listening to the story.

There are many Hawaiian words in the story that might be unfamiliar. Being able to follow along while listening will enhance your enjoyment. Plus, you can take the story with you anywhere!!

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Wai-nani: A Voice from Old Hawai’i by Linda Ballou

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