The Islands of Hawaii
Author:
Louise Floethe
Illustrator:
Richard Floethe
Publication:
1964 by Charles Scribner's Sons
Genre:
Geography, Non-fiction
Pages:
40
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On the islands of Hawaii people of many races and religions live together in harmony, sharing customs and traditions.
Louise and Richard Floethe describe for young readers the country and its people—at work in the sugar and pineapple fields, on coffee plantations and in the busy seaports—and at play, enjoying festivals and surfing in the ocean.
In this introduction to our fiftieth state the Floethes have captured the special feeling of Hawaii—the spirit of aloha.
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Louise Floethe
Louise and Richard Floethe travel widely to gather first-hand information knowledge of the subjects they depict in their many popular children's boo... See more
Richard Floethe
1901 - 1988German-American
Richard Floethe remembered "always having a pencil in his hand," and, indeed, by the time of his death in 1988, he was considered one of Americ... See more
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