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Hodge, a local girl, recalls growing up carefree in the days of trolley cars, Waikiki beachboys, unpaved roads, and uninterrupted horizons. Hawai`i is lovingly revisited in this lively, vivid memoir by a noted journalist and author. 6" x 9", 96 pp; over 25 nostalgic photographs.
ISBN 1-56647-138-9; Softcover

Hawai`i-born Maili Yardley, a former newspaper columnist, recalls Hawai`i in the days of Matson voyages, plantation life, wartime, old Chinatown, and polo games. This book introduces us to influential families, royalty and how famous sights—the Royal Hawaiian, Kapiolani Park, Foster Botanical Gardens, and more—came to be. 6" x 9", 160 pp; over 70 nostalgic photographs, ISBN 1-56647-140-0; Softcover

Maui’s history from Polynesian origins to the modern era.
8-1/2" x 11", 176 pp; 300 Duotone Photographs; Chronology; Index



ISBN 1-56647-070-6; Softcover ISBN 1-56647-069-2 ; Hardcover

Hawai`i’s story, pictorially told with over 160 historical photos. 9-1/4" x 10", 128 pp; index; ISBN 0-935180-04-4; Softcover

Over 200 vintage images display the proud heritage of the Hawaiian people. Along with photographs of parents, chiefs, villages and elders, the haunting words of the imperishable Hawaiian language illuminate the thoughts, feelings, and visions of older generations.
8.75" x 11.25", 144 pp; index; ISBN 0-935180-59-1; Casebound

The Hawaiian kingdom’s last monarch wrote her biography in 1897, the year before the annexation of the Hawaiian Islands by the United States. Her story covers six decades of island history told from the viewpoint of a major historical figure. Introduction by Glen Grant.

4.25" x 7", 464 pp; ISBN 0-935180-85-0; Mass market

An Account of King Kalakaua’s circling of the globe. From Singapore to Cairo, Vienna to the Spanish frontier, follow Kalakaua as he becomes the first monarch to travel around the world. Introduction by Glen Grant.

4.25" x 7", 320 pp; ISBN 1-56647-017-X; Mass market