Books like The Six Wrinkled Woos of Hawaii by Lois Czarnecki

James A. Michener’s sweeping history of Hawaii traces the islands’ geological birth, the arrival and influence of Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese and other immigrant groups, and the role of missionaries in shaping the islands’ modern culture.

In the rugged West, a determined fiancé risk everything to rescue his fiancée from a secret canyon prison, confronting perilous foes and harsh landscapes, even without a gun.

"Irreverently juggling magical realism, film noir, hip hop, and chicanismo, Karen Yamashita presents an L.A. where the homeless, gangsters, infant organ entrepreneurs, and Hollywood collide on a stretch of highway struck by disaster. The Harbor Freeway crisis becomes the apex of events - caused by an orange, which has been brought to L.A. from just north of Mazatlan, dragging with it the Tropic of Cancer." "Rafaela, caretaking Gabriel's getaway home in Mexico, discovers a dealer of human body parts and flees north, joining a performer/laborer named Arcangel. Meanwhile, Gabriel, a news reporter in L.A., has been following leads in which seemingly unrelated events mysteriously unite as the homeless take up residence in abandoned Mercedes, lowriders, and Cads, and an aged Asian American sansei conducts symphonies from a freeway overpass." "Emi, T.V. executive and Gabriel's girlfriend, along with Buzzworm, his connection to the streets, get caught in the middle of this mounting wildfire just as the cast of characters - diverse as the city itself - assembles for the final event. Tropic of Orange is an apocalypse of race, class, and culture, fanned by the media under the harsh L.A. sun."--BOOK JACKET.

A gripping tale of an American female combat photographer in Vietnam, balancing duty and love as she navigates war’s chaos and her heart’s pull between two men.

A heartwarming tale of friendship and celebration of Thanksgiving in the Pilgrim colony of New Plymouth, Massachusetts, as told through the eyes of a young Pilgrim girl newly arrived from England on the Mayflower.

A light‑hearted collection of poems by Sara Holbrook designed for young readers in grades 2–3.

Science experiments for children's science fairs and projects, featuring simple projects around space science, astronomy, and physics experiments for grades 2-3 learners.

A debut collection of short stories that navigates the realities of contemporary Hawaiian life—examining family, identity, and the clash between tradition and modernity amid the island’s surf and surfacing violence.