Our Samoan Language Editor: Lilieni (Lillian) Arp 

Our Samoan Language Editor: Lilieni (Lillian) Arp 

Born in Upolu, Samoa, grown in Hawaii, Saipan and New Zealand, I'm a wordsmith, designer and developer currently in a long-term hyperfixation with the Samoan language and culture. 

And sometimes I make art. 

@lillian.arp

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  • A Sweet Day at the Children's Museum of Tacoma

    A Sweet Day at the Children's Museum of Tacoma

    Greentrike hosted a special storytime and art workshop at the Children's Museum of Tacoma to celebrate Samoan culture during AANHPI Heritage Month. Families enjoyed read-alouds of O Le Aso Na...

    A Sweet Day at the Children's Museum of Tacoma

    Greentrike hosted a special storytime and art workshop at the Children's Museum of Tacoma to celebrate Samoan culture during AANHPI Heritage Month. Families enjoyed read-alouds of O Le Aso Na...

  • Press Release: Pepe Faitau Book Co.: Preserving Gagana Samoa Through Community and Accessibility

    Press Release: Pepe Faitau Book Co.: Preserving...

    Pepe Faitau Book Co.: Preserving Gagana Samoa Through Community and Accessibility Duseigneur Sivia, Amouli, and his wife, Jimmi, have created the first Samoan board book company. Pepe Faitau Book Company...

    Press Release: Pepe Faitau Book Co.: Preserving...

    Pepe Faitau Book Co.: Preserving Gagana Samoa Through Community and Accessibility Duseigneur Sivia, Amouli, and his wife, Jimmi, have created the first Samoan board book company. Pepe Faitau Book Company...

  • Updates to our "Pay What You Can" Model

    Updates to our "Pay What You Can" Model

    In our ongoing commitment to accessibility and fairness, we are making an update to how we price our books. These adjustments reflect our dedication to ensuring that everyone who values Samoan literature...

    Updates to our "Pay What You Can" Model

    In our ongoing commitment to accessibility and fairness, we are making an update to how we price our books. These adjustments reflect our dedication to ensuring that everyone who values Samoan literature...

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