Cover reprinted with different trade dress.
Under the title it states "Oops! Sorry! Dennis Means Oahu (O-Ah-Hoo)".
Shows a list of boys names on one page and girls names on the next, with the translations into Hawaiian next to them, and then a pronunciation next to that.
These names were furnished by the Hawaii Visitors Center in Honolulu.
Contains a description of what happened at Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941, when the Japanese attacked.
There's a note on the second to last page that reads "For security reasons, we cannot publish drawings of everything Dennis saw in Pearl Harbor. We hope that some day you, too, can visit this great base of our Pacific Fleet."
This story is presented as a letter Dennis is writing (bad handwriting and all).
Some English words and their translations in Hawaiian, with pronunciations.