CELY'S CROCODILE: The Art and Story of Araceli Limcaco Dans Philippine Languages

CELY'S CROCODILE: The Art and Story of Araceli Limcaco Dans Philippine LanguagesWritten by: Gabriela Dans Lee Illustrated by: Adrian Panadero When Celys father brings home a crocodile, all she wants to do is draw the strange, fascinating reptile lounging in their familys swimming pool. Her mother says no. Women dont draw or paint, she tells her daughter. But Cely has other plans for herself. Undaunted, she takes her notebooks and pencils out to the garden and starts to draw. So begins the extraordinary childhood tale of Araceli

the book showcases the stunning drawings of National Artist for the Visual Arts Ben Cabrera

Parents and children who open award-winning Auri Asuncion Yambao’s new book are in for a wild

amusing light

produce a stunning portrait of Philippine life and society

This collection includes two of Reyes’ classic stories “Plawtin ni Periking” (“Periking’s Flute”) and “Ang Prinsesang naging Pulubi” (“The Princess Who Became a Beggar”)

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and reveal his gifts as a storyteller

Within the covers of this book lies a visual feast of no less than 500 images familiar to the Filipino child

Encourage your youngsters to look at their world from a different perspective