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Do the right slipper and the left slipper really get along? Find out in this amusing children’s story, created to be read alternately.Magkasundo k...

In the olden days, Bathala created a man named Bugso. Everything on earth which Bugso coveted was given to him by Bathala. But Bugso was a creatur...

In the beginning of time, there was a man who was known for being the most hardworking in their village. Kalay was an ardent suitor of Mara, a lad...

Rice is very important to the Filipino, which is why there are so many legends regarding the grain. One of these stories is of husband-and-wife Ba...

Onyok is a young rooster who cannot crow as good and as loud as the others, so he spends most of his time sulking. How can a shy rooster prove his...

At night, when the moon is full, what could a lonely tikbalang be doing? This story is a delightful glimpse of an often-feared creature of local m...

In 1947, IBERIAN COLONIAL MARITIME SCHOLAR Charles R. Boxer acquired a late 16th-century manuscript written by an anonymous sixteenth-century scrib...

Easy Tagalog targets beginning students and anyone who wants to learn how to speak colloquial Tagalog.  This book takes the learner from the basics...

This story is an old fable that teaches the use of good thinking in search of a solution to a problem. Aside from a lesson in science, this Filipi...

Daydreaming comes easily to Kalipay, but she doesn't know how to make bullies leave her alone. One day, she makes an unusual new friend in Gamay, w...

The spirit of Makibaka is the spirit of struggle. When Pilipinos like my grandparents came to America in the early days, they brought Makibaka with...

Every Sunday, when I visit Lola, she asks me to look for white hair. Twenty-five centavos for each strand. How many strands of hair do I need to f...

"Siguro may mumu sa bahay namin. Kasi ang mumu, sa dilim daw nakatira. Baka isang gabi, bigla ko pang makita!" This not-so-scary picture book by Na...

My name is very, very, very, very long. When I write it down, I get really tired. One line of paper isn’t enough for my name to fit into. Even if ...

What are you feeling? This board book introduces the different feelings by naming them and showing colorful and funny illustrations of facial expre...

Nanay, Ate, and Kuya are so busy. They say there is someone coming to the house, so they are restless. What a surprise it was for me that it was a...

Melo is a painfully shy little boy living with his grandmother and uncle. One day he visits a magical, busy city on the bottom of the ocean filled ...

A boy made of paper, Nemo can fly. But what he really wants is to run, laugh, and play like a real child.May layang lumipad bilang batang papel si...

Paano ba kumain ng kulay? Ano kaya ang lasa ng pula? Ng dilaw? Ng lungtian? Tara na't tikman ang bahaghari! How does one eat color? What could be ...

Welcome to the delightful compendium of over 100 Filipino proverbs gleaned from around our archipelago, selected by bestselling author Neni Cruz a...