"Let's Live ALOHA" Reading and Meet-and-Greet

be reading her award-winning children's book, "Let's Live ALOHA", at the Stanwood Library.

You can order a copy of Dr. Gerry's book HERE.

Kirkus Review:

A kindhearted, instructive tale with a Hawaiian twist.

Ebalaroza-Tunnell introduces the universal spirit of Hawaiian Aloha and its cultural and practical significance.

The narrator, Dr. G, whom we meet in a classroom, says: “Aloha is a powerful word that comes from the islands of Hawaii and has many beautiful meanings.” Dr. G has tan skin, dark brown hair, and kind eyes, and she wears a pretty yellow dress. Although “Aloha” means both “hello” and “goodbye,” it can also mean ”love,” she explains to the class. She provides a fun way of remembering the spirit of ALOHA: The letter A is for “ask,” so we can learn new ways of doing things. L is for “listen,” to really hear what others have to share. O is…