“I’m not little anymore!” insists Niña, who’ll soon be 12. When she goes with her father to his workplace during school break, the spirited girl who can’t wait to grow up discovers the magic of biding one’s time, baking breads, and her beloved father. Will Niña’s mind ever change about never wanting to become a bread baker?

Anak ng Tinapay is a story about a spirited young girl who can’t wait to grow up. It shows a picture of a baker’s life and the breadmaking process while teaching about sacrifice, hard work, and love for family. The story won third prize on the 69th Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature–Short Story for Children in Filipino Category.

ISBN: 9789710098996
Weight: 0.13 kg

Illustrations by Danielle Florendo

Young siblings Noraida and Usman, both Meranaw children, need to evacuate quickly. They can already hear the gunfights and explosions in some parts of Marawi City. But where will they go? Is there a safe place for their family? Who are their allies in this war? Could they ever go back home? This story shows how the children face the battles in their lives.

Maselan ang Tanong ng Batang si Usman is a story about the effects of the Marawi siege on people, especially children. The story won first prize on the 69th Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature–Short Story for Children in Filipino Category.

ISBN: 9789710099009
Weight: 0.13 kg