Laurel C. (mountainlaurel) reviewed on 11/11/2011 + 8 more book reviews

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After reading, and loving, Molokai'i I was slightly disappointed in this book. It is just as well researched as Molokai'i, but it's missing the rich imagery and attention to detail. It is still worth a read because it tells a forgotten story of the cruelty non-white immigrants to Hawaii endured and their resilience as they worked to shape the state into what it is now.

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