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S is for Sumo: Celebrating Hawai'i, the Aloha State
Tammy Yee
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 7, 2013)Dancing dolphins, surfing sumotori, an 'ukulele-strumming 'uku and more! From a'ama to zori, children learn the alphabet by finding objects hidden on every page. Hawaii is more than tropical beaches and lush rain forests. Its unique blend of Hawaiian, Pacific Rim and American culture welcomes visitors from around the world. "S is for Sumo" celebrates local culture by introducing both newcomers and longtime residents to island favorites such as laulau, Spam musubi and malasadas. For the people of Hawaii, aloha is more than just a word–it is a way of life.
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The Ugly 'Elepaio
Tammy Yee
Hardcover (Island Heritage, Jan. 1, 1998)Picture book of a bird family in Hawaii. Lots of Hawaiian words. Great full-color pictures.
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Mo'o's Colors by Tammy Yee
Tammy Yee
Board book (Island Heritage, March 15, 1772)None
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Peekaboo Shapes
Tammy Yee
Hardcover (Island Heritage Publishing, Jan. 1, 2001)Written in rhyming verse, this fun-filled lift-a-flap book introduces basic shapes through familiar Hawaiian scenes: the beach, the park, even Iolani Palace.
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Leilani's Hula
Tammy Yee
Hardcover (Island Heritage, March 15, 2000)None
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Leilani's Hula by Tammy Yee
Tammy Yee
Board book (Island Heritage Publishing, March 15, 1879)None
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Peekaboo Shapes by Tammy Yee
Tammy Yee
Hardcover (Island Heritage Publishing, March 15, 1881)None
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Whales' Tails & Turtle Trails by Tammy Yee
Tammy Yee
Board book (Island Heritage Publishing, March 15, 1861)None
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Whales' Tails & Turtle Trails by Tammy Yee
Tammy Yee
Board book (Island Heritage Publishing, March 15, 1828)None
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Iki, The Littlest 'Opihi by Tammy Yee
Tammy Yee
Hardcover (Island Heritage, March 15, 1695)None