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Safe Space
We reveal more things than we know simply by being online – our location, time we spend on gadgets, and things we “like.” This activity book introduces the concept of personal data to children ages 6 to 12 and teaches them how to protect themselves.
Shipwrecked
The Catalina was ruined. Blown off course by a hurricane, the ship had crashed into the rocks of the Devil's Isle. Evil spirits were said to roam the island, and beasts that could tear a man from limb to limb.
And in the shadows, Marcus saw two yellow eyes. He nudged at Alexander to warn him.
Will they survive long enough to escape from this cursed island?
Silim: Ang Prinsesa ng Dilim
Discover the tale of Silim and her journey to realizing that there is strength in embracing who you are. A winner of the Romeo Forbes Children’s Story Writing Competition, this mythological tale touches on contemporary issues of diversity, tolerance, and finding beauty and pride in one’s identity.
Sino Si Juan
Parehong Pilipino ang magulang ni Juan, pero nakatira silang lahat sa England. Madalas siyang kuwentuhan ng kaniyang mga magulang tungkol sa Pilipinas—tungkol sa kultura, kasaysayan, mga kuwento, at mga tradisyon nito. Pero ni minsan di pa nakatungtong si Juan sa Pilipinas. Hanggang ngayon.
Sa unang pagkakataon sa kaniyang buhay, bibisita si Juan sa Pilipinas. Samahan siya sa kaniyang pagtuklas ng kahulugan ng pagiging isang Pilipino sa pamamagitan ng mga palaisipan, pagkulay, at iba pa.
Si Lupito at ang Barrio Sirkero
Lupito is a newcomer in Circus Village. To win over Sela, he must also win over her father, Tata Ador, the village chief. But it won't be so easy for Lupito -- so many hoops and tricks to go through, circus-style. // Winner of the 3rd Romeo Forbes Children's Story Writing Competition.
Si Ponyang at ang Lihim ng Kuweba
Ponyang is a girl who is always in a rush to leave after class, much to the curiosity of her good friend Potpot. “Where could she be off to?” wonders Potpot. One day, he follows her... // Winner of the 12th Romeo Children's Story Competition in 2015.
Sol: A Legend about the Sun
Amorsolo, a young violinist falls in love with the sun and tries to win her over with serenades. Will he succeed? // Finalist in the Romeo Forbes Children's Story Writing Competition of 2005.
Tahan na, Tahanan
The family is moving house -- it is a new and scary thing. "What will happen to us? What will happen to our old house? What about my friends?" These are questions a young girl asks as she learns for the first time what home really means.
The Rocking Horse
Chisco had much of his mother's spirit in him -- a love for horses and trees, for the outdoors and freedom. But his health was fragile. He would look out for hours at the Kamagong tree outside his window. One day, a gift, wrapped up in paper, arrived. // Winner of the 1st Romeo Forbes Children's Story Writing Competition and the Gintong Aklat Award in 2008.
The Triangle Man and the Flightless Diwata
It's hard to fit in when you are a fairy that cannot fly. This is Amparo, the flightless diwata. But the Triangle Man is a bit out of place, too! Can these two find their place in the world? // Winner of the 10th Romeo Children's Story Competition in 2013.
The Weight of Words
In an era where human rights are questioned and seen more as an inconvenience, all the more has it become important to reflect on what defines our humanity. Various professionals from the visual arts and graphic design industry come together to pin down these concepts one letter at a time.
Why Words Matter: Why We Read and Why We Write
"People often ask me how and why I became a writer."
So begins multi-awarded writer Butch Dalisay's poetic reflection, originally delivered in 2017 at TEDxDiliman—and now complemented by the uniquely lyrical art of Marcel Antonio—on reading, writing, language, literature, and the enduring power of words.
#YOUTHink
How do you spot fake from fact? It can all be so confusing. #YouThink can help kids (and even adults) by unpacking false information and the many forms that it may take such as misleading information, fake photos, and deep fakes. It also discusses how context matters and even our emotional reaction to posts can be a sign that it is fake. #YouThink is presented in the zine format.