The Aloha Quilt (2010)
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They were greeted with beautiful, fragrant flower leis and enjoyed a delicious feast of kalua pua‘a—pork roasted in a beachside underground oven called an imu—as well as fish, poi, chicken, vegetables, fruit, and salads. After the feast, the guests were spellbound by a wonderful performance of traditional Hawaiian music, dances, and chants performed against the stunning backdrop of the sunset over the ocean. Once Bonnie recalled Hinano’s scathing remark about leis and hulas, and she wondered if ...he would find the luau authentic enough to meet his high standards or if he would dismiss it as just another commercial display for the tourists. He must have believed it represented the real Hawaii, she decided, or he wouldn’t have recommended it. Either way, she knew the quilt campers would have as wonderful a time there as she was having, so she resolved to include an evening at the Old Lahaina Lu‘au during each week of camp, either early in the week to introduce the campers to Hawaii, or perhaps at the end, as a farewell banquet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were greeted with beautiful, fragrant flower leis and enjoyed a delicious feast of kalua pua‘a—pork roasted in a beachside underground oven called an imu—as well as fish, poi, chicken, vegetables, fruit, and salads. After the feast, the guests were spellbound by a wonderful performance of traditional Hawaiian music, dances, and chants performed against the stunning backdrop of the sunset over the ocean. Once Bonnie recalled Hinano’s scathing remark about leis and hulas, and she wondered if ...he would find the luau authentic enough to meet his high standards or if he would dismiss it as just another commercial display for the tourists. He must have believed it represented the real Hawaii, she decided, or he wouldn’t have recommended it. Either way, she knew the quilt campers would have as wonderful a time there as she was having, so she resolved to include an evening at the Old Lahaina Lu‘au during each week of camp, either early in the week to introduce the campers to Hawaii, or perhaps at the end, as a farewell banquet.
What to read after The Aloha Quilt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Chiaverini to read onlineMoreLess
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