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Learn how to make baskets, toys, hats, rice pouches, and more in this step-by-step guide to making artful things with palm leaves. Think origami with palm leaves instead of paper. Castro (Ateneo de Manila University Press) Palaspas: An Appreciation of Palm Leaf Art in the Philippinesīy Elmer I.
This story goes to show that complex, serious themes like love, relationships, and how the human spirit rises above adversities, can make wonderful stories for the young ones. In about 30 pages, a child's emotions while dealing with a difficult family situation is lovingly portrayed in words and pictures that make this children's picture book one of a kind. The synopsis: every Saturday a child and his mom go on a journey to a special place that the child calls " ang bahay ni Tatay" where he discovers wonderful things about his father. Words by Russel Molina, Illustrations by Sergio Bumatay III (Lampara Books) Blue Angel, White Shadow is a crime fiction novel-like Man Asian Prize winner Ilustrado and Man Asian finalist Soledad's Sister-that begins when a dead body of a lounge singer found in the Chinatown dive Blue Angel Café and Bar is discovered by a Chinese mestizo detective whose investigation draws out a cast of characters as strange and diverse as Binondo in the twenty-first century. Launched last December 10, this much-awaited novel by one of the country's leading writers on Tsinoy life strays from the typical family saga. Things don’t turn out as expected, and two siblings discover that sometimes, the unforeseen may be conquered with the power of shared wishes.īy Charlson Ong (University of Santo Tomas Publishing House) Then one day, it finally happens-Andi and her stepbrother both find themselves in London. The author tells the story of basketball fan Andi, a young English girl whose 8- foot-tall Filipino stepbrother Bernardo was separated from her and their mom for 16 years while waiting for his papers to come through. While it might be considered too heavy for young readers, this is the art of Candy Gourlay. The heartbreak of leaving family members behind to work abroad and enduring years of separation may be an all too familiar scenario for Pinoys. By Candy Gourlay (Cacho Publishing House)
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