English • Ages 8 to 12 • 8 x 10 • 56 pages each • Full color covers • Illustrated in black-and-white • ISBN: 971-630-023-9
WHY THE PINA HAS A HUNDRED EYES: And Other Philippine Folk Tales About Fruits
| ₱175 |
Contact us for special orders |
1993 National Book Award for Children’s Literature
“A watershed in Philippine children’s book publishing…The books make an excellent child’s introduction to quality.”—The Sunday Chronicle
“ENCHANTING…gracefully told tales.”—Mr.&Ms. Magazine
Reviews
RELATED TITLES
-
THE BROTHERS WU & THE GOOD-LUCK EEL
A Tale from the Philippine Islands
₱295 -
BILINGUAL GREEK MYTHS
Melampus and the Snakes
Si Melampus at ang mga Ahas
₱150 -
BILINGUAL GREEK MYTHS
The Trojan Horse
Ang Kabayo ng Troya
₱150 -
TUBBLE WUBBLE
The Clumsy Little Turtle
₱150 -
MAYA MAYA JUMBOLAYA
The Big Bad Bully Bird
₱150 -
SI JACK
Ang Asong Kaaway ng mga Bulaklak
₱100 -
Sale!
THE BEST OF LOLA BASYANG: Timeless Tales for the Filipino Family
₱450₱275 -
BILINGUAL GREEK MYTHS
Odysseus and the Cyclops
Si Odysseus at ang Cyclops
₱150
MORE Children's Books
-
TAGU-TAGUAN
A Counting Book in Filipino
₱160 -
A First Look at Philippine FISHES
₱150 -
NEW!
PAKITONG-KITONG
An Cebuano Folk Song
₱120 -
PHILIPPINE PICTIONARY
MY FIRST 100 WORDS
₱100 -
From Manila With Love
A Balikbayan Story
₱195 -
THE GOLDEN LOOM
Palanca Prize Winners for Children
₱250 -
Hardcover Edition
THE GIRL WHO FELL FROM THE SKY:
And Other Classic Philippine Legends₱275₱150 -
PHILIPPINE FRIGHT
13 Scary Stories
₱130 -
THE GREAT LIVES SERIES: Andres Bonifacio
₱100 -
THE GREAT LIVES SERIES: Mother Ignacia
₱100 -
THE GREAT LIVES SERIES: Juan Luna
₱100 -
ALPABETONG FILIPINO
₱350
There are no reviews yet, would you like to submit yours?