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MAHALO DOES NOT MEAN TRASH: A Journey of Learning, Fun, and Gratitude Discover the significance of Mahalo, the sacred Hawaiian word for thanks, through the perspectives of three remarkable young authors! Hiwa and Keao are introduced to their relative from California. Although his interpretation of Mahalo is incorrect, it gets them to ponder the word's meaning, and it will do the same for you! This critically acclaimed children's book is a heartwarming story about gratitude and the true meaning of this treasured Hawaiian tradition taught by pupu (grandma) to her mo'opuna (grandchildren). Within this beautiful Hawaii book for kids and above, you will find: Three Adorable Main Characters: Learning about their culture and how to be better human beings Written By: AJ Paki Perkins and his three talented teenage children Inspired by: Author's Home State of Hawaii and its hospitable Culture Learn Thankfulness with the Beauty of Aloha Islands Interesting knowledge, amazing penmanship, and fun-filled storyline to educate your kids and bond with them at the same time. The kindness book for kids Mahalo Does Not Mean Trash is here to be a source of both education and entertainment for your little ones. It is an inspiring story, brimming with the marvels of beautiful Hawaiian culture. In the Aloha state, Mahalo means thank you, and using it is a wonderful way to demonstrate to your kids on how to show appreciation towards friends and loved ones. Kindness, Compassion, and Connection to the Ancestors Mahalo Does Not Mean Trash is not just any book for 4-year-olds. It is a recipe for kindness to be instilled upon growing minds. You don't even need to have ties to the Hawaiian culture to fall in love with this kid's book about Hawaii. The uplifting message within, intertwined with a strong connection to ancestors and pure culture will appeal to readers of every background or age. Who knows? You could even pick up a few new Hawaiian words too! A Priceless Literary Treasure and Token of Appreciation An inspirational book for kids, written with care to distribute affection, with some hidden lessons for both young and old. Great Birthday, Christmas, and Thanksgiving gifts for kids, if you are looking for something special this holiday season. This gratitude gift will definitely bring some aloha spirit into any home or classroom! Learn About the Culture of the Gorgeous Aloha Islands A fantastic opportunity to educate your children more about Hawaii! This thanksgiving book for children delivers a beautiful narrative while also exposing youngsters to Hawaiian language. If you're planning a trip to Hawaii, it is an ideal read on the airplane, hotel room, or beach. MORE ABOUT THE BOOK Perks Publishing, LLC, was founded and is owned by the three siblings (ages 13, 15, and 17) who created the book with their father. In the Foreword written by Lee Brower of The Secret who talks about the Gratitude Rock.

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Lee Brower - Featured in The Secret, Global Cultural Artist, Family & Business Coach Each time I read Mahalo Does Not Mean Trash , I feel even more inspired. This book is a gift of increased gratitude, compassion, kindness, and love. I can be a better example for my children and grandchildren by sharing this story with them. Marci McPheeWriter - Editor, The Law of Love by Steve Young You don't need to be Hawaiian - or even a child - to love the inspiring message and powerful link to ancestors and culture in this book. The charming text and inviting illustrations deliver a wonderful message of connection to the infinite and the divine - and you might even learn a Hawaiian word or two! Tiffany Odekirk - Mother of Four, Author of Love Unscripted and Love on Pointe Mahalo Does Not Mean Trash, is a heartwarming picture book that will quickly become a treasured favorite of both parents and children. Told with heart and humor, this story reinforces the core Hawaiian values of Aloha and Mahalo. As a mother of four, I'm so grateful to have found a book that is both educational and entertaining. I highly recommend this book! Matthew Corry - Editor A Hawaiian message with universal appeal. This timeless story shows that gratitude is more than a word. It is a deeply felt expression that unites families, bridges generations, and puts us in the presence of the divine. Mahalo to the Perkins 'ohana-especially Pupu-for teaching us about . . . mahalo! Eric Keawekane - Educator At a time in which cultural awareness has become increasingly important to so many, Mahalo Does Not Mean Trash provides timely clarity in a fun and educational way. Readers will find the book to be light enough for youngsters while at the same time offering valuable sentimental and cultural lessons. Mary J Insley - Mamaw (Southern for Grandma) To Three Grandchildren Mahalo Doesn't Mean Trash is beautifully written with love shown on every page. Not only is there the learning experience of Thank You...but also of respect and patience for others. We may not always understand what someone is trying to say until we sit and actually listen.

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AJ Paki Perkins is a renewable energy and sustainability CEO - turned award-winning author who best known for his work teaching Hawaiian Values through story. He and his children (HIwalani - 17, Puniaikeao - 15 and Alapaki - 13) wrote the award-winning children's book: Mahalo Does Not Mean Trash, fun story about gratitude and the true meaning of this treasured Hawaiian value taught by pupu (grandma) to her mo'opuna (grandchildren) that makes you take pause for the truly important things in life.Paki is a semi-finalist on the new TV show: America's Next Great Author. He just finished his learning course called Visit Hawaii Like A Hawaiian to help first time visitors to his home in Hawaii. He is also finishing his first business book which is a parable on how the values of MAHALOHANA can change your life, family, community and business.

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