Originally written to nurture curiosity and attentiveness, this beloved reader gently guides children to see nature not just as something to study, but as something to love. From familiar trees and garden plants to local animals and changing seasons, each lesson encourages thoughtful observation and meaningful learning.

This full-color edition brings new life to the text, making each page more engaging and accessible for today’s learners. Perfect for homeschooling families and educators, it pairs beautifully with Charlotte Mason-inspired learning, where nature, narration, and wonder take center stage.

A simple, living book that helps children see, learn, and love their environment.

They say that lightning is made of electricity. Is that where the electricity of a light bulb comes from? Discover how a light bulb works, the sources of energy, how energy is changed to electricity, and how electricity travels to our home.

Sinasabi nilang gawa sa elektrisidad ang kidlat. Doon ba nanggagaling ang elektrisidad ng bombilya? Tuklasin kung paano gumagana ang bombilya, ang mga pinagkukuhaan ng enerhiya, kung paano nagiging elektrisidad ang enerhiya, at kung paano nakararating ang elekstrisidad sa ating tahanan.

AUTHOR: Gidget Roceles-Jimenez
ILLUSTRATORS: Beth Parrocha-Doctolero, Guia Salumbides, Regine Abos and Lesley Lim
LANGUAGE: English
ISBN: 978-971-508-309-6
DATE PUBLISHED: 2007
FORMAT: Softcover
SIZE: 7.25×10.25in
WEIGHT: 125g

With the earth getting warmer each year, can we still cool down the Earth? Discover how renewable energy can save the planet, what nations can do to mitigate climate change, and whether we are doing enough to cool down the Earth.

ISBN: 9789715088206
Published: 2020
Language: English and Filipino
Age Recommendation: 9+
48 pages | 7.25 by 10.25 inches

Animals communicate in unique ways, including sound and chemical signals. Fish use sound waves, ants rely on pheromones, and bees dance to show food locations. This volume encourages curiosity about animals communication, promoting a whimsical approach to understanding the world, complemented by engaging illustrations in the book “Goofy Science.”

ISBN: 9786211200613
Published: 2026
Language: English
Age Recommendation: 9+
96 pages | 150 grams | 7 by 9 inches

In this volume, we explore intriguing questions about everyday phenomena, such as why feet don’t actually smell, the longevity of food safety, and the smell of unwashed clothing. They also discuss inventions, like odor-trapping underwear for a wife with Crohn’s disease, and delve into the science behind filters and fluid dynamics.

ISBN: 9786211200620
Published: 2026
Language: English
Age Recommendation: 9+
96 pages | 150 grams | 7 by 9 inches

This volume investigates unconventional scientific queries, such as the tendency of bread to land jam-side down and dogs aligning themselves with the Earth’s magnetic fields when they poop. Teacher Pato aims to enhance understanding of science through quirky inquiries and highlights the Ig Nobel Prizes that honor such unique research.

ISBN: 9786211200637
Published: 2026
Language: English
Age Recommendation: 9+
96 pages | 150 grams | 7 by 9 inches

In this book, young readers will delight in the catchy counting rhyme, beautifully-detailed illustrations, and fun facts about each creature.

From blue crabs busy during daytime to flying squirrels active at night, get to know the unique animals that call the Philippine mangrove swamps their home. Young readers will delight in the catchy counting rhyme, beautifully-detailed illustrations, and fun facts about each creature.

FORMAT Paperback
LANGUAGE English + Filipino
READING AGE Ages 6-10
ISBN 978-971-569-972-7
PAGES 24
YEAR 2015

THEMES & LEARNINGS: FAMILY, FILIPINO CULTURE, VALUES, LANGUAGE

Angel’s Elesi is the untold story of Maria Yzabell Angel Palma and what it took to invent the AirDisc, a revolutionary cooling system that harnesses the air instead of using environmentally harmful chemical refrigerants. This is a story of perseverance, the tangible impact of a parent, and being a woman in the field of science and technology.

Published MAY 2025
ISBN 978-621-467-052-9
40pp
7×9″
Age: 3+

BEA MANDAPAT studied Language and Literature at the University of the Philippines, Baguio. She teaches Literature to high school students. Her story “Etag, and Other Preserved Things” won First-Luzon in the 2020 Mama Sita’s Mga Kuwentong Pagkain heritage food story competition. Her work “Goodfire” won honorable mention for the 2021 PBBY-Salanga Prize. She is currently pursuing graduate studies at UP Diliman while writing on the side.

JUNO ABREU is an illustrator and a cartoonist. He has done work for Vibal Publishing, Summit Media, Kado Publishing, and FHM. He has worked with AngINK as well. He doesn’t like jellybeans, but he is pretty awesome.

What happens when she is forced to better understand the very animals she’s been chasing after?

Join Flor as she meets and learns from the many beautiful wild birds of the Philippines.

Published AUG 2022
ISBN 978-621-467-031-4
40pp
7×10″
Age: 5+

VINCE ANGELO GICARAYA is an educator and wildlife biologist. He is currently studying Philippine birds – their ecology and conservation. He works with the University of the Philippines – Diliman, and one can follow his birding adventures on Ibong-Gala PH on Facebook. This is his first children’s book.

ALEXANDRA ROMUALDEZ BROEKMAN is a mother, educator, illustrator, entrepreneur, and writer. After 6 years as a Marketer with Google, she left to pursue her creative career and focus on family. These days, she writes and publishes children’s books and has started writing adult/young adult fiction in her maiden name (Alexandra Romualdez) as well.

Written in simple English and Filipino languages, and featuring colorful illustrations, the books are primarily created for children. But even the young-once are sure to learn a thing or two about the country’s endemic trees that are often overlooked or were simply forgotten.

Set of 5 books:
– Little Api and the Strong Wind
– Tata Oskie and His Magnificent Malabulak
– The Puhung Monster Tree
– The Tindalo House
– Treasure Hunting: The Search for the Endangered Palawan Narig