Hilo resident and author Harry Char announces the nationwide release of the second edition of his juvenile fiction, “The Laulau Man,” where he mixes mystery with Hawaiian culture.
Hilo resident and author Harry Char announces the nationwide release of the second edition of his juvenile fiction, “The Laulau Man,” where he mixes mystery with Hawaiian culture.
Laulau is a popular Hawaiian delicacy made with roast pork, fish and greens, wrapped in ti leaves. In “The Laulau Man,” 12-year-old Chase uses his sharp power of observation and keen memory to help the police with a case involving the suspicious sale of laulau.
Char is a retired elementary school principal in Hilo who holds a master’s degree education from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Born and raised in Honolulu, he also served in the U.S. Army and the U.S. Coast Guard, where he retired as a captain following three decades of service.
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