Book Reviews

Book Reviews: The First Strange Place: The Alchemy Of Race And Sex In World War II Hawaii by Beth Bailey And David Farber; She Was A Sister Sailor: The Whaling Journals Of Mary Brewster, 1845-1851 Edited By Joan Druett; Paradise Remade: The Politics Of Culture And History In Hawai'i by Elizabeth Buck; The Gifts Of Civilization: Germs And Genocide In Hawai'i by O. A. Bushnell; Fruitful Fields: American Missionary Churches In Hawaii by Alan Gowans, Daina Penkiunas, And Augie Salbosa; The Specter Of Communism In Hawaii by T. Michael Holmes; Japanese Immigrant Clothing In Hawaii: 1885 - 1941 by Barbara F. Kawakam; At Sea With The Scientifics: The Challenger Letters Of Joseph Makin Edited By Philip F. Rehbock; Reconciling The Past: Two Basketry Ka'ai And The Legendary Liloa And Lonoikamakahiki by Roger G. Rose; Architecture In Hawai'i: A Chronological Survey by Rob Sandler; Americanization, Acculturation And Ethnic Identity: The Nisei Generation In Hawaii by Eileen H. Tamura; High Tea At Halekulani: Feminist Theory And American Clubwomen by Margit Misangyi Watt