Kai the Opihi Gets the Point

Kai the Opihi Gets the PointA story of adventure, bravery, and wisdom. Little Kai the `Opihi, struggles with his fear of the ocean and the resulting fact that his shell is flat and not pointy and muscular like all the other `opihi. His Tutu `Opihi, Kais grandmother, gives him the needed insight and courage to persevere and overcome his dilemma. The lesson of Kais story cling and don't fear is an important concept to prepare our younger generations for the challenges of life.

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