Tag: annie gorra

• Happy National #LiteratureMonth: The First Books We Loved

  

  April is National Literature Month or Buwan ng Panitikan, and the theme this year is “500 Years of Writing the Filipino World.” Today, we look back in history and share about the first books we read and loved. Do you recognize any of these titles? “The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett (for kids). It […]

  Bookbed

  April 6, 2021

  Features

  annie gorra, berenstain bears, bible stories, dominique gonzaga sulatra, frances hodgson burnett, georgette s. gonzales, haroun and the sea of stories, janelle almosara, jerry spinelli, kay gemzon, lemony snicket, mikki shiu, nancy drew, paola aliedo, sabrina the teenage witch, stargirl, the lion king, the princess diaries, the secret garden, the series of unfortunate events

• Bookbed reviews: ‘The Mystery on 17th Street’ by Annie Gorra

  

  by Rae Rival I once tried writing about my neighborhood when I was younger, but I lacked the values and skills needed to create a good story about one’s neighbors. I didn’t know how to sustain telling the lives of so many characters. I didn’t know how to hold them together so my narrative will have a unified quality. […]

  Bookbed

  May 16, 2016

  Reviews, Reviews and Recs

  annie gorra, book reviews, fiction, filipino authors, filipino creators, filipino literature, rae rival, the mystery on 17th street