Bill Fernandez
Hawaiian Author

Books by Bill Fernandez



Rainbows Over Kapa'a

Rainbows Over Kapa'a

A story about growing up on Kaua'i when Aloha was how people lived.

This memoir also details how the author's parents built and operated the Roxy Theater in Kapa'a - once the largest theater in all Hawaii.

Come with me and visit a multi-racial town where the password for success is aloha. Rainbows Over Kapa'a delves into 200 years of Hawaiian history. It tells the story of growth of the sugar plantations and of a marshland that the rich did not want. From its mud grew a community where enterprising immigrants and itinerants could live in freedom and prosper.

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Video Ol'i and Interview in Kaua'i People Magazine [Click Here].

San Jose CA Mercury News review

* "State of Hawaii Libraries select book for history and reference sections."

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John Tana Outrigger

John Tana

This historical novel occurs on three Hawaiian Islands: Maui, Oahu and Kaua'i.

John Tana is an epic historical novel carefully researched, covering Hawaiian history from 1866-1895. It depicts a clash of cultures as a Hawaiian man accustomed to sharing is confronted by the new culture of ownership introduced by New England missionaries: capitalism and private property.

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Splintered Paddle - Ku

Splintered Paddle

Splintered Paddle starts in 1790 Hawaii at a time when King Kamehameha is conquering the islands. The story spans three years of adventure and romance as Kalani Tana strives to gain status in a world rife with class differences and strict conventions. Based on historical events, it is filled with the honorable and dishonorable choices a young boy must make to gain worthy goals through war.

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