Your body might be fragile, not you.

I loooooove that book! everyone should get a chance to read it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Super fun you also learn about problem solving and how to fix your attitude when things go wrong.

Fun, cute, sweet, funny!

Super good book, very deep topics, would recommend...

The story of Hawaii’s colonization and land laws as told by a former writer for the Washington Post, written as she researched her own family history on Maui and her extended family’s responsibility for land parcel deeded to their long-ago Hawaiian ancestor. Includes photos, glossary of common Hawaiian words, and an index. Essential reading for every part Hawaiian person.

Not that easy to follow along with the pictures and instructions, even with a lot of the basic sewing skills.

Loved it!!!! Highly recommend

Maybe people who haven't read Dororo would like this retelling? But I'll be honest, I'm very tired of gritty retellings of stories, is whimsy and humor really something so lame and childlike that we should just eliminate it from all stories to make it 'for adults'? It's just such a bummer.

This book kept popping into my radar as an Indie Next pick for July 2025 and I read about it via The NY Times. I don’t often go for nonfiction memoir/biography but my interest piqued at this tale of a couple surviving adrift for four months after their yacht capsized. It’s a wild story and worth a read. I listen to the short audiobook on Spotify.