Hawaiian Heart Book Report

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The book “Hawaiian Heart” exemplifies the topics of quantum physics,, modern mythology, and Hawaiian History as the backbone of what this book is based off of. As this being the bases of the book, it surrounds the lifeʻs of four kids, two local Hawaiian boys named Makoa and Kaleo and two foreign girls, one Mexican immigrant named Fresno and an outsider from the mainland named May. As they find out that their Earth isnʻt the only Earth in the universe, a threat arises that threatens all worlds. They must find their way through different realms, times and places while overcoming their own personal differences. As they face a shape shifting overlord and it’s seductive, manipulating powers, they must stop her before she goes into their own world and take over. As they understand that they are Soul Warriors, soul’s that have done this mission once before, and that always answer to the call, they soon realize that they only have one chance to contain the evil that is the shape shifter, they soon realize that the situation will need a great sacrifice from one of the Soul Warrior who also posses a Hawaiian Heart, Makoa. As he saved the world, his soul could not return from the other realm, showing that he had to sacrifice himself for the good of mankind.. …show more content…

As the chants “Mele Pule No Laka” and “Oli Ho’oikaika” are included in this book as a Prayer chant for Laka and a Prayer for Strength , it reveals that by including these chants inside, it explains the importance of having the History of the island since Hawaii is the where the story is being taken place Also, “ Queen Lili’uokalani as she stormed in, accompanied by a group of men holding bayonets, clubs, and torches.” With this including one of the most sorrowful events in Hawaiian History, the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom. As this is placed, this reveals that with this tragic moment, Hawaiians had to band together to overcome this tragedy and persevere

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