I Mea Aha ke Kai? / What Is the Kai for? (bilingual)

I Mea Aha ke Kai? / What Is the Kai for? (bilingual)Written by Lilinoe Andrews Illustrated by Brook Kapkuniahi Parker What is the kai for? Come explore the cycle of life, as water travels from the ocean to land, to the sky, and back again. About the Author and Illustrator Lilinoe Andrews is the author of several Hawaiian language childrens titles developed for use in the Pnana Leo preschools and Hawaiian language immersion education. Her works include N Keiki Elima The Five Keiki; O Kelekolio, ka

Written by Lilinoe Andrews
Illustrated by Brook Kapūkuniahi Parker

What is the kai for? Come explore the cycle of life, as water travels from the ocean to land, to the sky, and back again.

About the Author and Illustrator
Lilinoe Andrews is the author of several Hawaiian language children’s titles developed for use in the Pūnana Leo preschools and Hawaiian language immersion education. Her works include Nā Keiki ‘Elima/The Five Keiki; ‘O Kelekolio, ka Manini Li‘ili‘i/Kelekolio, the Little Manini; and E ‘Ai i Kekahi, E Kapi i Kekahi/Eat Some, Salt Some—all of which are produced in collaboration with ‘Aha Pūnana Leo and Kamehameha Publishing.

Brook Kapūkuniahi Parker is a recognized and well-respected Native Hawaiian artist. Raised in Kahalu‘u, O‘ahu, Brook has illustrated numerous books. His clients  include the University of Hawai‘i, Hawai‘i Board of Education, the Pacific American Foundation, and Kamehameha Publishing.

Copublished with ‘Aha Punana Leo.

Hardcover. 2011. 8.25 x 9.25". 32 pp.
*Hawaiian edition also available.