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Hina and the Sea of Stars Readers visitors to Hawai‘i produced a

Hina and the Sea of Stars Readers visitors to Hawai‘i produced aThe second in a series of childrens picture books about Hawaiian goddesses, Hina and the Sea of Stars combines elements of several legends about Hina, a goddess considered to be a primary ancestor of the Hawaiian people. Hina is often associated with the moon and its cycles, and therefore with fishing, planting, and fertility. _____ Author & Illustrator Michael Nordenstrom is Associate Librarian and Volunteer Coordinator at the Salt Lake City Public

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visitors to Hawai‘i produced a rich assortment of charts and maps depicting the shores

has illustrated the whole book with great and very funny cartoons

the government surveyors document­ed ancient boundaries and names of land units and the features within them

Waikiki Tiki: Art

Hina and the Sea of Stars Readers visitors to Hawai‘i produced aThe second in a series of childrens picture books about Hawaiian goddesses, Hina and the Sea of Stars combines elements of several legends about Hina, a goddess considered to be a primary ancestor of the Hawaiian people. Hina is often associated with the moon and its cycles, and therefore with fishing, planting, and fertility. _____ Author & Illustrator Michael Nordenstrom is Associate Librarian and Volunteer Coordinator at the Salt Lake City Public

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