Suggested for grade levels 5Ð7

Suggested for grade levels 5Ð7

Suggested for grade levels 5Ð7

Si Sibol at si GunawKuwentong pambata ni E.B. Maranan

Larawang guhit ni Ronaele B. Maranan

Suggested for grade levels 5Ð7

Bookmark and ramon magsaysay award Foundation partnership project

great men and women oF asia - Children’s series

Bookmark and ramon magsaysay award Foundation partnership project

great men and women oF asia - Children’s series

RM - A DIFFERENT KIND OF POLICEMAN

RM - DANCING IN THE CLOUD GATE

RM - GREEN CLOTHES FOR THE YELLOW DRAGON

RM - KHAN: TEACHER OF EVERYTHING

RM - OF RUBBER SHOES AND THE SADDEST BABY

RM - POOR MAN’S VAN

RM - SAINT OF THE GUTTERS

RM - THE BOY MONK IN ORANGE ROBE

RM - THE BOY WHO FEED THE WORLD

RM - THE BRIDGE BUILDER OF CHIAYI COUNTY

RM - THE GIFT

RM - THE LUCKY DOCTOR

RM - THE MAN WHO BELIEVED IN THE POOR

RM - VIETNAM’S SON

RM - THE PUBLIC’S SERVANT

RM - LUB-DUB,LUB-DUB

Suggested for grade 3 and up*All titles in English

Bookmark’s modern heroes For the Filipino youth series

The Modern Heroes for the Filipino Youth Series aims to present role models for young people to emulate. Each story in the series contains a central theme that exemplifies a moral value or

characteristic or an exemplary incident in the life of each principal character.

Philippine Modern Heroes Series Published by The Bookmark, Inc.

PMH - A LIFE WITH THE POOR Sister Mary Christine Tan, R.G.S.

PMH - A PASSION FOR SCIENCE Dr. Lourdes Cruz & Dr. Baldomero Olivera, Jr.

PMH - A TIME TO GROW Margarita Dela Cruz Santiago (Bulacan Garden founder)

PMH - A VOICE OF HOPE Susan Fernandez

PMH - BROCKA: THE FILMMAKER WITHOUT FEAR Lino s. Brocka

PMH - EDJOP: A CHILD OF THE STORM Edgar Jopson

PMH - I KNOW WHERE MY HEART IS Bro. Richie Fernando

PMH - MUSICIAN FOR THE FILIPINO CHURCH Fr. Eduardo Hontiveros, S.J.

PMH - MY FATHER, THE “SOLDIER” Justice Jose Abad Santos

PMH - MY ROLE MODEL Vidal Lorenzo Tan

PMH - NINOY AQUINO: A COURAGEOUS HOMECOMING

PMH - THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL FILIPINO DIVA Jovita Fuentes

PMH - THE GENERAL General Vicente Lim

PMH - THE PANGAT, THE MOUNTAINS AND THE RIVER Macliing Dulag

PMH - THE RELUCTANT HERO Jaime Ongpin

PMH - THE TEACHER Doreen G. Fernandez

PMH - MADE PERFECT IN WEAKNESS Roselle Ambubuyog

Suggested for grade 3 and up*All titles in English

Other Titles

The Day of DarknessJuan Paolo Ò GutchÓ Gutierrez

Felipe Ò ZigÓ MarasiganIllustrated by Gutch Gutierrez

Winner, 1st KidsÕ Choice Award (NBDB and PBBY)

National ChildrenÕ s Book Awards 2014

In a faraway land, whenever the moon was full, a ferocious creature called Ò The BeastÓ emerged to terrorize villagers.

This went on for many generations, until a curious boy sought to discover the truth about this monster...

Suggested for grade 3 and up

*can be used in storytelling sessions; preschool or rather grade 1 students and up

A Sea of Storiesby Carla Pacis

This book collection featuring five stories namely; The Jin and the Turtle, Dragon Boat, Mapun, Grandmother’s Gift, and Manta Ray Journey were written by the author for the WWF-Philippines Sulu-Sulawesi Sea Project which aimed to make children aware of the beauty of their surroundings and its fragility. It also aims to make the adults in the area responsive to the preservation of their environment especially those living in the areas within the WWF-Philippines project.

These stories are individually illustrated by the following artists: Jeanne P. Tan (The Jin and the Turtle), Edrick Raymond T. Daniel (Dragon Boat), Jose T. Gamboa and Herbert Miguel I. Consuji Jr. (Mapun), Seth Clarece T. Estacio (Grandmother’s Gift), and Lloyd Niguidula (Manta Ray Journey.)

*****

Suggested for grade 3 and up

Other Titles

Boy-Scribble and Scribble-Boy

by Javier T. Delfin and illustrated by Julian T. Delfin

Pages

by Javier T. Delfin and illustrated by Gabi DimarananKids’ Choice Nominee,3rd National Children’s Book Awards 2014

Storytelling for preschoolSuggested for grade 1 and up

Suggested for grade 3 and up

Other Titles

A Beginners’ Book to Activities of Daily Living

Text and illustrations by Martin Dimalanta

Nanny’s Hands

by Didith T. Rodrigo and illustrated by Mheri-Anne Andes

A Beginner's Book to Daily Living is an introductory reference to the most common daily functions and self-care activities a person does in everyday living. This will serve as a checklist to encourage the child to accomplish the different ADLs [Activities of daily living.] A checkbox is provided at the bottom of every page for the child to fill out upon completion of each activity. It is the role of the parent to read along with the child and facilitate the activity.

For preschool and up

Suggested for grade 3 and up

Other Titles

Ningning

Story and art by Gilda Cordero-Fernando

Mr. ULCER

by Gilda Cordero-Fernandoand illustrated by Girlie Aragon

A richly designed and value-laden children’s book with an entirely different but interesting

plot which tells about the story of the unpopular and unattractive Mr. Ulcer whose presence always brings misfortune. This book, teaches the children, and even grown-ups the value of self-worth as it focuses on the strange character of Mr. Ulcer and how the people around him is treating him.

A different kind of story book for children which deals with the strange fascinating character of

Ningning in this visually enriched literary piece by the classic Gilda Cordero-Fernando. It speaks of the girl’s struggles to bear the misjudgment of people who find her weird because her mother is an aswang and her father is a kapre. Find out how Ningning soften the hearts of her classmates and teachers, convincing them to reveal their own “secrets”.

Suggested for grade 4 and up

Suggested for grade 4 and up

Other Titles

Cinco de Noviembre

Story by Fr. René B. Javellana, S.J.and illustrated by Felix Mago Miguel and Jason J. Moss

This historical fiction by René B. Javellana, S.J. paints the Filipinos’ first bloodless revolution as a play—seen through the eyes of a young boy

who unknowingly takes part in one of the military victories of Philippine history. Though the boy Toto is fictional, the events that took place within the towns of Bacolod, Talisay, Silay, and Bago actually transpired as a glorious example of the Filipino revolutionary spirit of unity and creativity.

Suggested for grade 5 and up