Eddie Wen Go: The Story of the Upside-Down Canoe Island Readers and how two systems—native and

and how two systems—native and foreign—combined to achieve one of the highest literacy rates in the world

Award winning author Tonouchi delivers a captivating

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and even the garishly-tinted postcards and colorful fabric designs that have all been unseed for decades

75"  |   B&W w/full-color illustrations and maps

Eddie Wen Go: The Story of the Upside-Down Canoe Island Readers and how two systems—native andWhat really happened to Eddie Aikau? In her inspirational childrens book, Eddie Wen Go: The Story of the Upside Down Canoe, former Hokulea crewmember Marion Lyman Mersereau imagines what Hawaiis ocean creatures saw when the voyaging canoe capsized and the heroic Aikau went for help. Illustrated in lavish watercolor by Melissa DeSica, Eddie Wen Go tells the story of the Hokuleas disastrous journeyover 40 years agofrom the canoes launch to the