Ay Naku! Bilingual who first published the much-beloved

who first published the much-beloved “Lola Basyang” stories in Liwayway magazine in 1925

In this companion volume to Hans Christian’s anthology Once Upon a Time/Noong Unang Panahon

and sold to market

maaari nilang gawing luntian ang lungsod para sa munting rinosero

Eisen Bernardo’s charming illustrations adorn a well-told story that encapsulates for young people the hidden science behind the sustained production of the world’s most widely eaten staple food

Ay Naku! Bilingual who first published the much-belovedWritten by: Reni R. Roxas Illustrated by: Sergio Bumatay III Winner, 2nd National Childrens Book Awards Recognized as one of the Best Reads of 2010 2011 A boys night of mischief is told in 65 simple Filipino verbs and everyday dialogue, perfect for toddlers. For an inside peek, follow this link. Using only 65 choice words to tell the story of Botbot, a young boy whose spiritedness gets him ay naku from his frustrated parents. BotBot is such an