“The Princess Of Manoa” is a collection of romantic tales drawn from the rich folklore of old Hawaii. Author Emily Foster Day weaves together stories of love, magic, and adventure, transporting readers to a time of ancient legends and captivating characters. These timeless tales offer a glimpse into the heart of Hawaiian culture and the enduring power of love.
Experience the enchanting world of Hawaiian mythology through these beautifully written short stories. Discover the secrets of the islands and the passions that shaped their history. Perfect for readers who enjoy folklore, romance, and stories that celebrate the spirit of Hawaii.
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