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Author: Kevin Sullivan Illustrator: Deb Aoki
This is Old MacDonald, Hawaiian Style!
Learn numbers and animal names in English and Hawaiian with Auntie Lulu and her friends as they HONK HONK and SPLISH SPLASH their way around Hawai'i.
Sung to the tune of "Old MacDonald Had A Farm," this book will delight kids of all ages.
Includes a Hawaiian word glossary.
SHARKS SINGING IN WAIKIKI?
Auntie Lulu's Zoo is a fun-filled Hawaiian counting book that teaches kids to count from one to ten in Hawaiian, and introduces them to local wildlife, all to the tune of Old MacDonald Had a Farm.
From one kohola (humpback whale) splish-splashing on an outrigger canoe to ten pupukanioe (snails) surfing at Pipeline, Auntie Lulu's Zoo features island animals large and small, familiar and unusual, native and introduced species, all having fun in Hawaii. Mano (sharks) sing in a Waikiki nightclub, walapi (wallabies) bungee jump off Aloha Tower and nene (geese) bike down the slopes of Haleakala. Anything goes in Auntie Lulu's Zoo, and that's just how Sullivan likes it.
"I want kids to be surprised every time they open one of my books," says Sullivan. "Kids should know about Hawaiian culture, language, and the other animals that call Hawaii home. I want to teach children these things in a fun and unique way," he explains. "I think Deb's artwork does that--it appeals to people of all ages. They know great art when they see it."
Creating a Hawaiian-style Old MacDonald
Two years in the making, Auntie Lulu's Zoo is the second children's book collaboration between Island-born publisher, writer and educator Kevin Sullivan and illustrator Deb Aoki. The first, The Best Hawaiian Style Mother Goose Ever! has sold over 30,000 copies and is currently in its sixth printing.
ISBN 0964414953 Pub Date: 2004 24 pages
This is Old MacDonald, Hawaiian Style!
Learn numbers and animal names in English and Hawaiian with Auntie Lulu and her friends as they HONK HONK and SPLISH SPLASH their way around Hawai'i.
Sung to the tune of "Old MacDonald Had A Farm," this book will delight kids of all ages.
Includes a Hawaiian word glossary.
SHARKS SINGING IN WAIKIKI?
Auntie Lulu's Zoo is a fun-filled Hawaiian counting book that teaches kids to count from one to ten in Hawaiian, and introduces them to local wildlife, all to the tune of Old MacDonald Had a Farm.
From one kohola (humpback whale) splish-splashing on an outrigger canoe to ten pupukanioe (snails) surfing at Pipeline, Auntie Lulu's Zoo features island animals large and small, familiar and unusual, native and introduced species, all having fun in Hawaii. Mano (sharks) sing in a Waikiki nightclub, walapi (wallabies) bungee jump off Aloha Tower and nene (geese) bike down the slopes of Haleakala. Anything goes in Auntie Lulu's Zoo, and that's just how Sullivan likes it.
"I want kids to be surprised every time they open one of my books," says Sullivan. "Kids should know about Hawaiian culture, language, and the other animals that call Hawaii home. I want to teach children these things in a fun and unique way," he explains. "I think Deb's artwork does that--it appeals to people of all ages. They know great art when they see it."
Creating a Hawaiian-style Old MacDonald
Two years in the making, Auntie Lulu's Zoo is the second children's book collaboration between Island-born publisher, writer and educator Kevin Sullivan and illustrator Deb Aoki. The first, The Best Hawaiian Style Mother Goose Ever! has sold over 30,000 copies and is currently in its sixth printing.
ISBN 0964414953 Pub Date: 2004 24 pages
