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Noriega, Violeta A.

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An intiguing fantasy woven around a young boy named Diko, his dog Pinit, his family and his village.
 Written with insight and imagination this storyportrays nature, life, death and compassion in ancient Philippine civilization.
The Origin of Once Upon A Hilltop
An archaelogical excavation made in late 1966 at the Santa Ana Church in Manila sparked a literary interest from the author who helped clean and patch up bones and pottery. When the section containing the skeleton of a child was found in association with that of a dog, Ms. Escoda decided to weave a fantasy around it. Her story won 2nd prize in the 1968 Pamana Children's Storywriting Contest.

Once upon a Hilltop

Escoda, Isabel Taylor

Literature & Fiction

Philippine Food Adventures for Children

Children's Books

Selected Pilipino Proverbs

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Eight classic animal folk tales from the Philippines..

The Carabao-Turtle Race & Other Classic Philippine Animal Folk Tales

Ventura, Sylvia Mendez

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

Philippine Children's Book. A collection of 8 legends retold by Maria Elena Paterno. Excerpt form the Introduction: Retold in this book are myths and legends gleaned from different parts from the Philippines. Although their origins are forgotten, the stories have survived. Countless generations of storytellers--and the listeners who made the stories their own-- have fashioned and refashioned these tales until they became mirrors of their lives...The stories may have been altered slightly in my version, just as they have been changed in generations of retelling. I may have taken liberties in order to fill in gaps I thought needed filing, or added details where I thought the embellishment would help the story. Please do the same when you tell the story to the next person. Read them, make them your own, and pass them on. They are all our stories -- the collective oral heritage of the Filipino people. - Maria Elena Paterno

The Girl Who Fell from the Sky & Other Classic Philippine Legends

Paterno, Maria E.

Social Sciences

HardcoverPublisher: Paperworks (April 1995

Why the Pina Has a Hundred Eyes and Other Classic Philippine Folk Tales About Fruits

Romana-Cruz, Neni S.

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