Pua and the Big White Lua follows in the footsteps of A Keiki's First Word Book as another children's board book classic. This book's universally shared storyline is about potty training, told through the eyes and experiences of a little girl named Pua. The story is uniquely Hawaiʻi with its local setting, characters, and references.

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Author and Illustrator Debbie Dias Mason is originally from Hawaiʻi but now lives in Wisconsin. As a mother of 3, she knows far too well the trials of potty training and teaching kids how to go shi-shi on the big white lua.

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board book   |   16 pages   |   6.5" x 8"   |   color