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The Hawaii Home
Book Practical Tips for
Tropical Living
Edition
1 by Anderson, Karen
A home is a family's single largest purchase, and one of the
few that doesn t come with an owner's manual. The Hawaii Home
Book fills that void. Equally suited for owners of new homes or
for those fixing up an older house or simply looking to
maintain their investment, this book covers the nuts and bolts
of keeping a home in the Islands, from lighting to landscaping,
roofing to pest control. Here are time-proven solutions for
preventing and treating unique problems such as salt water
corrosion, mold growth, and tropical pests that Hawaii's
homeowners face. In addition, author Karen Anderson guides the
homeowner through the often overwhelming process of choosing
the flooring, roofing and cooling, among other home
improvements, that's right for his or her particular
residence.
The Hawaii Home Book: Practical Tips for
Tropical Living
$13.57

Hawaii a
Sense of Place: Island Interior Design
(Hardcover) Hawaii, A Sense of
Place: Island Interior Design shows the development of home
design in the islands as it incorporates the influences of a
balmy climate, lush natural environment and richly diverse
cultures. Its style is based on ease and informality, love of
family and genuine warmth and that special brand of hospitality
called aloha. Mary Philpotts McGrath has teamed with lifestyle
writer, Kaui Philpotts, San Francisco-based photographer David
Duncan Livingston, graphic designer Cindy Turner of Turner and
de Vries, the Bernice P. Bishop Museum and Martin &
MacArthur Enterprises Ltd., to create a stunning 236 page book
with over 300 full-color photographs. For collectors and
aficionados the world over, Hawaii, A Sense of Place will
entice the senses and feed the desire to live in an
Island-inspired home. For those about to create their own
environments, here is a source book to help with getting it
right.
Hawaii a Sense of Place:
Island Interior Design
$27.45
A Literary Lei - Flowers & Plants of Hawaii
(Paperback) by Jim Wageman
(Author), Virginia Wageman
(Author) For generations,
Hawai`i's flowers and plants have inspired authors, poets,
song-smiths and travel writers - from the creation chants
of the Kumulipo to the lyrics of the hapa haole classics,
from travelogues of Mark Twain and Robert Louis Stevenson
to the verse of today's poets. In this stunning
photographic work, award-winning author-designers Jim and
Virginia Wageman match excerpts from literature with 50
Island flowers and plants - weaving a unique literary lei
of beauty, inspiration and cultural
diversity.
A Literary Lei - Flowers & Plants of
Hawaii
$13.43
Living
and Retiring in Hawaii: The 50th State in the 21st Century
(Paperback)
"It's perfect for Mainland seniors who have always seen Hawaii
as the Paradise to which they might retire. I congratulate you
for writing a book that will be of so much help to future
Hawaii retirees."--Wm. Carse, Professor Emeritus, University of
Hawaii at Hilo
Living and Retiring in Hawaii: The 50th
State in the 21st Century
$11.21
Affordable Paradise: The
Secrets of an Affordable Life in Hawaii
(Paperback) Melissa Weber, AndHawaii.com Hawaii Travel
Information "If you are thinking of moving to
Hawaii you must buy this book!"
Affordable Paradise: The Secrets of an
Affordable Life in Hawaii
$10.39

So You Want to Live in Hawaii: The
Guide to Settling and Succeeding in the
Islands Hawaii. Paradise.
Gentle breezes, sunshine, coconuts and bananas falling into
your lap, beautiful scenery, great recreational opportunities.
All true (well, almost all), and all there for the tourist. But
what about permanent residents? Polancy's guide is essential
for anyone seriously contemplating relocation. A Kauai
entrepreneur learned only after the fact that her home-operated
business would be severely hampered by the limit of only one
telephone line in her condo and the absence of home postal
delivery, with a year-long wait for a P.O. box. While a
military assignment can be considered a transfer to paradise,
the financial realities, including higher rent, insurance,
utilities, and food, may cause a plunge into personal
bankruptcy. Polancy provides useful information on the pluses
and minuses of each island, facilities for children, and such
delights as tsunamis and hurricanes, rats, head lice, roaches,
crime, and DUI penalties. Read this first if you're thinking of
moving to paradise. So You Want to Live in Hawaii: The Guide to
Settling and Succeeding in the Islands (Second
Edition) $13.57
Hawaii (Mass Market
Paperback) by James A
Mitchner THE BALTIMORE
SUN
America's preeminent storyteller, James Michener, introduced an
entire generation of readers to a lush, exotic world in the
Pacific with this classic novel. But it is also a novel about
people, people of strength and character; the Polynesians; the
fragile missionaries; the Chinese, Japanese, and Filipinos who
intermarried into a beautiful race called Hawaiians. Here is
the story of their relationships, toils, and successes, their
strong aristocratic kings and queens and struggling farmers,
all of it enchanting and very real in this almost mythical
place. Hawaii
$7.99
Na
Mo'olelo Lomilomi:
The Traditions of Hawaiian Massage and Healing
(Paperback)
Lomilomi is the traditional art of Hawaiian massage, an ancient
practice that is renowned for being a soothing, flowing,
gentle, and relaxing experience. To the healers of old Hawaii,
lomilomi was much more. As documented from historic sources
dating from 1779, lomilomi was connected to almost every aspect
of Hawaiian life, from pregnancy and the birthing process to
lua, the ancient Hawaiian martial art. Lomilomi is comprised of
a variety of methods and treatments, including heat and water
therapies, chiropractic manipulation, bone setting, and
hooponopono (counseling). It can cure the most common ailments,
or bring someone back from the brink of death. Essential for
lomilomi students and practitioners, Na Moolelo Lomilomi delves
into the historic roots, the cultural context, and the
diversity of the traditional healing art.
Na Mo'olelo Lomilomi: The Traditions of
Hawaiian Massage and Healing
$11.53
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