Ms. Zarah has posted this event in her blog.
If you're free, do drop by.
As usual, sayang. Parang iBlog5 na may Homecoming, may previous commitment ako sa PATLS. :(
Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts
Monday, March 30, 2009
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Gorilla House

Dahil pumunta ako sa BookO Juice...
At dahil masakit na ang utak ko sa kakacheck ng papel...
Nangangarap lang...
Kung ako'y magiging Children's Book Publisher at cover designer...
Ito ang mga librong may ilang touchy subjects na ipa-publish ko.
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books,
children,
childrenslit,
covers,
graphics,
lis114,
lit,
literature
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Children's Books Online
http://www.childrensbooksonline.org/library.htm
A volunteer-driven online library of illustrated books project.
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books,
children,
childrenslit,
lis114,
lit,
literature
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
ReadKiddoRead.com
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childrenslit,
lis114,
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LIS114 - Resource Share
Cate found this - http://www.readkiddoread.com
Try it out.

Also this, which Carina found some time ago. - http://www.childrenslibrary.org

Books can now be viewed via Java. Changed since the last time I visited it.
Has local works so it may be of help.
Try it out.

Also this, which Carina found some time ago. - http://www.childrenslibrary.org

Books can now be viewed via Java. Changed since the last time I visited it.
Has local works so it may be of help.
Labels:
books,
children,
childrenslit,
lis114,
lit,
literature
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Portrait of the City Exhibit by the National Book Development Board and the Filipinas Heritage Library
Cecil Ingusan of the Filipinas Heritage Library posted this in one of the MLs I'm in.
We're inviting everyone to the Portrait of the City Exhibit by the National Book Development Board and the Filipinas Heritage Library. It's an exhibit and tour of Metro Manila as depicted in the stories, poems, and essays of our local writers, like Nick Joaquin, Jose F. Lacaba, and Gilda Cordero-Fernando, who looked beyond the concrete paths and walls and saw stories and poetry. Please feel free to forward to your friends and colleagues.
For more info, please call 892-1801.
Thank you very much.
We're inviting everyone to the Portrait of the City Exhibit by the National Book Development Board and the Filipinas Heritage Library. It's an exhibit and tour of Metro Manila as depicted in the stories, poems, and essays of our local writers, like Nick Joaquin, Jose F. Lacaba, and Gilda Cordero-Fernando, who looked beyond the concrete paths and walls and saw stories and poetry. Please feel free to forward to your friends and colleagues.
For more info, please call 892-1801.
Thank you very much.
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