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    Makali'i the Littlest Key
    Makali'i the Littlest Key
    Makali'i the Littlest Key
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    Makali'i the Littlest Key

    By Geeta Isardas and Darren Blenkhorn

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    Makali’i is a little key who lives in a house in Hawaii with many other keys in a box. Every day, he watches all the larger keys open important things, and he is sad. He isn’t sure what he is meant to open. Makali’i eventually discovers his task is the most important one of all.


    A rhyming picture book for children, Makali’i the Littlest Key shares the message that it doesn’t matter if you’re big or small, we’re all valuable and have a purpose in life. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchway Publishing
    Release dateMar 28, 2023
    ISBN9781665713832
    Makali'i the Littlest Key
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    Geeta Isardas

    Geeta Isardas is originally from New York City and Los Angeles and moved to Oahu in 2013. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has a daughter, whom she adopted from India. Darren Blenkhorn is an artist and lover of drawing and painting in all forms. He lives in Liverpool, United Kingdom.

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