Month: July 2016
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#BumasaAtLumaya: Attending Children’s Book Fair and Literature Talks
by Julan Donio-Castro I’ve loved children’s books ever since I was a little kid. During my elementary school years, my friends and I used to stay in the library to read story books with wonderful illustrations. I remember that feeling when we would all say “Wow!” in amazement for reading and looking at picture books, […]
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Bookbed recommends: ‘Salingkit: a 1986 diary’ by Cyan Abad-Jugo
by Rae Rival When I think of the term or name Kitty, I am reminded of Anne Frank’s diary. She always begin her diary entries with Dear Kitty and I mimicked that when I received a Hello Kitty diary one Christmas (with a tiny Hello Kitty lock and key to safeguard its secrets). Kitty Eugenio of the novel Salingkit: A 1986 Diary by Cyan […]
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Ink Blots: 6 Poems For Children and Adults To Enjoy
by Kariza Montealegre Exposing children to poetry is important since it allows them to appreciate words better at an early age. From rhymes and sound emphasis to wordplay, reading poetry is not just a fun activity with kids; it could also be instrumental in forming a foundation for their reading. Wondering which poems are best for […]
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Banana Feelings #13: Forever Young #NCBD2016
by BM ☁ This episode is for #NCBD2016’s #BumasaAtLumaya.
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6 Discoveries About Inflight Reading
by Clarissa Chua I have never been a fan of airplanes. (Well, except for the time when they gave out free things like coloring books and crayons, but I was too young to actually remember that.) Imagine my dread when I was faced with a four-hour flight. Yes, it may not be that bad yet, but […]
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