Ohana Means Family - Hardcover

ʻOhana Means Family, written by Ilima Loomis and illustrated by Kenard Pak, is a lyrical celebration of Hawaiian culture and the deep connection to the land. Written in the rhythmic style of "The House That Jack Built," the story follows an ohana (family) as they harvest taro and prepare poi for a luau.

Features

• Author/Illustrator: Written by Ilima Loomis and illustrated by Kenard Pak.
• Theme: A lyrical celebration of Hawaiian culture, family (ʻohana), and connection to the land.
• Narrative Style: Written in the rhythmic, cumulative style of "The House That Jack Built."
• Cultural Focus: Highlights the traditions of harvesting taro and preparing poi for a luau.
• Dimensions: Measures 0.6 x 10.1 x 10.2 inches.

Why We Love It

Cultr, by Created for Culture highlights items that honor identity, heritage, and play, and this one does that through thoughtful design and a clear point of view. With luminous illustrations and poetic text, the book beautifully honors the traditions, community, and respect for nature that are central to Hawaiian life, offering a warm introduction to Polynesian heritage.