Welcome to Analū Cruze's official Publication Page!

The Legend of the Three Pu'u takes readers on a captivating journey through the Hawaiian landscape, explaining the legendary formation of three iconic hills. Through vibrant storytelling and digitally crafted images, this book introduces children to Hawaiian folklore and the importance of respect for nature. It subtly weaves in themes of courage, determination, friendship, and the power of unity.  https://a.co/d/9dKXilF

The Story of Mama and Pele offers a heartwarming tale about the bond between a mother and her child, set against the backdrop of the powerful and awe-inspiring volcano goddess, Pele. This story explores themes of family, togetherness, respecting elders, nature’s beauty, and love in an accessible and engaging way for young audiences. Beautifully illustrated by an Indigenous-Mexicana Karla Andrea, it brings the vibrant energy of the islands to life. https://a.co/d/7jyxK1n

 Analū, the writer, brings a seasoned storyteller's perspective, having published two children's books. His knack for embodying complex characters likely translates into a unique ability to craft narratives with depth and authenticity for young readers. Just as Analu captivates audiences through storytelling, his writing promises to deliver compelling and genuine narratives, informed by a deep understanding of collaboration and a dedicated approach to his craft. With this same enthusiasm and professionalism, Analu the writer is poised to embrace new creative projects. 

 Writer Analū Cruze recently captivated kindergarten through third-grade students at Kaaawa Elementary School in Oahu with a dramatic reading of "The Story of Mama and Pele." Drawing on his storytelling expertise, Analū brought the ancient Hawaiian legend to life through dynamic vocalizations and expressive gestures, enthralling the young audience and fostering a deeper connection to their cultural heritage. The reading transformed the story into a vibrant experience, sparking imaginations and leaving a lasting impression on the students, highlighting the power of engaging storytelling for young learners. 

 Join Mama and her son on a heartwarming and enchanting adventure along the beautiful Wai'anae coast of Oahu. One sunny afternoon, as Mama and her son was headed to the beach they encounter a mysterious kupuna (elder) with flowing white hair, hitchhiking along the road. They offer her a ride, and as they journey together, the wise old woman shares captivating stories of ancient Hawaiians, the rich history of the land, and the legends whispered through generations. Mama’s son listens, mesmerized, as the kupuna weaves tales of powerful chiefs, mischievous spirits, and the deep connection between the people and the land. 

Readers can purchase a copy of this new title via amazon.com and bn.com