Akahai

AkahaiThao Kalea Le Hardcover, 36 pp. What does it mean to be kind? How do we decide who deserves kindness? Venturing through the beautiful Hawaii rainforest, Keiki encounters Nn, Pueo, Kolohala, Moa, Poloka, and Puaa, who provide the perfect opportunity for Keiki to practice loving kindness with the magical Akahai backpack. But does Kopiana, who hurt poor Nn, deserve Keikis help? Written by Thao Kalea Le, PhD, MPH, a professor in the Human Development and

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