Frances H Kakugawa: 5 books

From the wartime drama of The Enemy Wore My Face to the sweet poignancy of A One-Chopstick Marriage, Frances H. Kakugawa weaves a coming-of-age memoir of life in a Hawaiian plantation villagenow buried beneath a blanket of lava.

Wordsworth writes poetry about rainbows made of butterflies and castles in the clouds. But all the other mice in the Hawaiian rain forest make fun of Wordsworth and his "silly" poems, until the day the sun disappears, and the sky rumbles, and the rain begins to fall and fall. That's when Wordsworth...

Now that shes losing her memory, Shes still my Grandma, isnt she? In Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, children are introduced to the concept that as grandparents age, they may become different, and even forget important things.

MOSAIC MOON is much more than an extraordinary collection of inspirational poetry. Here is a unique resource for anyone with a loved one suffering from Alzheimer's disease or other long-term illness. Created from poetry workshops conducted by the Alzheimer's Association Aloha Chapter, this writing tool...

There are so many changes happening in Wordsworths life his best friend Emily has moved away, a new girl from Japan named Akiko is sitting in Emilys chair at school and, worst of all, a bulldozer has invaded Wordsworths special koa grove where he thinks up new poems. What should Wordsworth do?