I'm giving away three copies of Bumasa at Lumaya 2: A Sourcebook on Children's Literature in the Philippines (Anvil Publishing Inc., 2016)! This is a collection of English and Filipino essays, interviews, and other discussions edited by Ani Rosa Almario, Neni Sta. Romana Cruz, and Ramon C. Sunico, trailblazers in the Philippines' children's book industry. For a chance to win a copy of Bumasa at Lumaya 2 , all you need to do is leave a comment on this post. Write your name, email address, and one sentence about why you want to learn more about Filipino children's literature. I will randomly select three winners at 9 p.m. (Philippine time) on Wednesday, July 27. This is an international giveaway! :o) EDIT: There appears to be something wrong with the comments section. :o( I apologize for that. Please shoot an email to asiaintheheart@yahoo.com to join the giveaway! Thank you! For more information about the book, visit the other stops on the Buma
I didn't know we had a Philippine National Children's Book Day! That's a cute poster. :)
ReplyDeleteI am waiting for the list of activities for Children's Book Day. This is the first year I can actually participate in anything because this year I am a full-time grad student. Work got in the way all the other years.
ReplyDeleteI love the poster. We can definitely reach the stars through reading.
ReplyDeleteThe poster is adorable! =D
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab poster - I hope you've got a hard copy or two to put up on your walls!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to print out the letter-size version. Hehehehe. It's available on the PBBY website for everyone.
ReplyDeleteYour blog has a very strong identity, which is impressive. More power to it, and to more YA books set in Asia!
ReplyDeleteBut what is the Grand Metanarrative?
Thank you, ArtSeblis!
ReplyDeleteMe believing in the Grand Metanarrative means that I believe in THE Story - the Christian story. :o)