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Discover the captivating world of Hawaiian mythology in Nathaniel Bright Emerson's "Pele and Hiiaka: A Myth From Hawaii." This collection of legends transports you to the heart of the islands, exploring the powerful stories surrounding Pele, the volcano goddess, and her sister Hiiaka.
Immerse yourself in the rich folklore and traditions of Hawaii as you delve into these timeless tales. Originally compiled for historical preservation, this edition offers a glimpse into the natural history and cultural heritage of the region.
Explore the enduring themes of family, power, and the natural world that resonate through these classic stories. A cornerstone of Hawaiian legends, "Pele and Hiiaka" provides insight into the beliefs and traditions that have shaped the islands for centuries. A valuable addition to any collection of folklore, mythology, or Pacific Northwest history.
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