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...
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"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...
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Little Sandangaw might just be a handspan tall, but he wants to do all thethings that bigger children do. If only his family weren’t so afraid he’d...
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What are you feeling? This board book introduces the different feelings by naming them and showing colorful and funny illustrations of facial expre...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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...
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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...
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In 1947, IBERIAN COLONIAL MARITIME SCHOLAR Charles R. Boxer acquired a late 16th-century manuscript written by an anonymous sixteenth-century scrib...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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 ...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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