What is HIYAS?HIYAS is OMF Literature’s imprint for children’s books. The word “hiyas” means “gem”in Filipino, an appropriate name for books that contain treasures for children. InHIYAS books, readers will discover a wealth of enjoyable stories, memorable characters,imaginative art, and indispensable biblical values.

HIYAS was awarded in 2005 by the Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino for its contribution toadvancing Filipino children’s literature. It was cited for its promotion of the Filipino language through stories that hve a clear and positive message that instills godly values.

Why choose HIYAS?HIYAS stories are written especially for kids: some endearing, some action-packed, someinformative. Creative illustrations combine with fascinating stories to trigger a kid’simagination.

Most of the HIYAS books are presented in a bi-lingual English-Filipino parallel format tofurther develop an appreciation for both languages.

But at the heart of every HIYAS book is a Christian value essential to a child’s characterdevelopment. Presented in stories, these essential lessons are easier to understand and apply.

This is why each HIYAS book is more than just a tale—it’s a tool for the parent or teacherstriving to build in the child a foundation of godly character.

What is HIYAS looking for?HIYAS is looking for original and interesting manuscripts, fiction or non-fiction,written in the Philippine context for Filipino or Asian children. Writers forHIYAS should be members-in-good-standing of Bible-believing churches.

HIYAS stories teach Christian values, obedience to God’s Word, or love forGod and other people. Stories may also help kids to learn good habits,appreciate God’s creation, or draw them to trust in the Lord.

If you are interested to write for HIYAS, download the book proposal form and read

more information atO M F L i t . c o m .

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Luis P. Gatmaitan, MDis a pediatrician and a Hall of

Fame awardee of the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial

Awards for Literature. He was awarded as one of the Ten

Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines in 2003 and

was given the Gawad Dangal ng Wikang Filipino by the

Komisyon ng WikangPambansa in 2009 for

his contribution in thefield of literature.

Tackle the basics of the human body and promote good health through

stories! “Tito Dok” Luis Gatmaitan, MD makes medical concepts fun and easy to grasp through imaginative tales and amusing characters. Kids learn to

value and care for their bodies asGod’s creation.

Citation for Mga Kuwento ni Tito Dok

for its popularization of thescience of medicine in language and illustrations that young children can

understand, for its indigenizing of universal scientific principles, and for its

imaginative reconstruction of whathappens in the human body.

6¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 each | Ages 8 and upWritten in Filipino, with parallel English text

G i ve n by t h e

Manila Critics Circle September 3, 2002

#1 Ay! May Bukbok angNgipin ni Ani!

Illustrated by Jason MossAni learns about tooth decay and

what to do to prevent it.

#6 Kraaak! Nabali ang Buto ni Ferdie!

Illustrated by Paolo LimMany kids have suffered through

broken bones. Tito Dok gives an inside look at how these heal.

#11 Basta, Ayoko Pang Matulog!

Illustrated by Sergio Bumatay IIITito Dok emphasizes the necessity of a good night’s rest and gives tips on how

to enjoy sleep.

#2 Aray, Nasugatan Ako!Illustrated by Marcus Nada

Playful Zikki learns what happens inside his body when he accidentally

cuts himself.

#7 Ngiii! Ang Kati-Kati ng Ulo Ko!Illustrated by Abigail Goy

Kids learn how to keep lice off theirheads through the story of Janet and her

funny, talking lice.

#12 Ulkkk! Di Ko Malunok ang Tableta!

Illustrated by Leo AlvaradoDrinking medicine doesn’t have to be an ordeal! Tito Dok gives practical advice to ease the transition from syrup to tablets.

#3 Aba, May Baby sa Loob ng Tiyan ni Mommy!Illustrated by Pepper Roxas

Jenny wonders about Mommy’s growing tummy. Tito Dok explains how a baby develops in the womb.

#8 Ayan na si Bolet Bulate!Illustrated by Aba Lluch Dalena

Most kids aren’t mindful of being dirty. Tito Dok shows them how

Bolet Bulate can worm his way in and make them sick.

#5 Ha-Ha-Hatsinggg!Illustrated by Redge A. Abos

Patrick is nursing a cold. Tito Dok explains why we have this

common illness.

#10 Waaah! Nakagat Akong Aso!

Illustrated by Jomike TejidoJanella’s experience reveals the danger of rabies, and shows first aid solutions

to animal bites.

#16 Aha! May Allergy Ka Pala!Illustrated by Pergylene Acuña

Why did Julia get sick after eating prawns? Find out through Julia’s adventure what allergies are, what

causes them and how you can fight them.

#4 Naku, Ang Pula ngMata Ko!

Illustrated by Jason MossTricia’s story counters popular myths

about sore eyes. Kids will learn proper ways to prevent and treat it.

#9 Oooppss, Kumukulo ang Tiyan ni Jimbo!

Illustrated by Jomike TejidoJimbo’s bout with diarrhea shows

kids how to avoid it and what to do when it attacks.

#14 Aruy, Magang-Maga angmga Tonsil ni JM!

Illustrated by Hubert B. FucioJM’s story reveals how the tonsils defend

against germs. Tito Dok dispells myths about toncilitis and its treatment.

#15 Nakupo! Hinihikasi Hermie!

Illustrated by Frances AlcarazDiscover what triggers asthma and how to repond to attacks through Scout Hermie’s

camping adventure.

#13 Yakkk, Bulutong-Tubig!Illustrated byMark Ramsel Salvatus III

Understand why and how we get chicken pox through Jaycee’s experience, as he gets through

it with his cousin’s help.

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2002 CMMABest Short Story

for Children

May Mga Lihim Kami Ni IngkongIllustrated by Beth Parrocha-Doctolero

Through the inspiring story of a child coming to terms with his grandfather’s dementia, kids learn to respect and value elders.

6 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 | Ages 8 and up

Big BrotherIllustrated by Beth Parrocha-Doctolero

Bunsoy’s Kuya is different from other big brothers, but Bunsoy wouldn’t trade him for anybody else. Find out why in this touching tale of acceptance and love.6 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 | Ages 10 and up

Hello God! SeriesArt by Ggie BernabeHere’s a fun way to teach children how to pray! Easy to recite and memorize, these thoughtful prayers for different situations are written in singsong verses.6 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 | Ages 6 and up

God’s Favorite SeriesArt by Ggie Bernabe

Familiarize young tots with basic shapes, colors, and forms as you ask which is God’s favorite creation. Bright illustrations

will pique curiosity and spark imagination.9” x 6 ¾” | 32 pages | P65 | Ages 5 and up

The Magic of Apo MayorIllustrated by Beth Parrocha-Doctolero

Teo’s good deeds earn him the approval of an intimidating old man in town.Find out who he is in the first tale to introduce Mateo.

6 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 | Ages 8 and up

Si Duglit, Ang Dugong MakulitIllustrated by Raketshop

A red blood cell discovers his real worth. Explore with Duglit the inner workings of the human body.

6 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 | Ages 8 and up

No Lipstick for MotherIllustrated by Kora Dandan-Albano

Mayang is embarrassed that her mother earns a living as a tricycle driver.Join Mayang as she learns to see through appearances and into her mother’s self-sacrificing love.6 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P75 | Ages 8 and up

Nang Maghasik ng Lagim si Lolit LamokIllustrated by Beth Parrocha-Doctolero

A mosquito wreaks havoc in a community! Discover ways to deter mosquitos and combat dengue.

5 ½” x 8 ½” | 40 pages | P55 | Ages 8 and up

Sandosenang SapatosIllustrated by Beth Parrocha-Doctolero

A family’s love for a child born with a disability inspires acceptance and openness from a judgmental community. A classic bestseller, this tale has been translated into other languages and was adapted into a musical by the Valenzuela City Center for Performing Arts in 2009.

6 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 | Ages 8 and up

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2000 Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature,Second Prize, Maikling Kathang Pambata

2006 Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature,Second Prize, Short Story for Children

2005 Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature,First Prize, Short Story for Children

2001 Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature, First Prize, Short Story for Children

1994 Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature,First Prize, Maikling Kuwentong Pambata

2001 Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature,First Prize, Maikling Kuwentong Pambata

Hello God! 1: Children’s Prayer for All OccasionsHello God! 2: Children’s Prayer for Every Mood,Hello God! 3: Children’s Prayer for Special People

books in the seriesGod’s Favorite Color

God’s Favorite Shape God’s Favorite Face

GRACE D. CHONGAfter 20 years of being

Creative Director/Executive Vice President in a

multinational advertising agency, Grace decided to

write full-time. She is amulti-awarded winner of the

Don Carlos PalancaMemorial Awards for

Literature and has written over 30 books, including an anthology of essays, Gifts of

Grace Books 1-3, and adevotional for women,

Grace Found Me.

Follow the adventures of endearing 8-year-old Mateo, a farmer’s son from

Umingan, Pangasinan. Teo meets odd people and stumbles into strange situations, but in every encounter his admirable character shines through.

Teo’s example inspires children to love God and others in everyday life.

#1 Half and HalfTeacher Ligaya is puzzled that Teo

keeps drawing half-fruits. A moving story about the beauty of sharing.

#6 Look for the StarWhy do Ka Ising and Ka Osang have a giant lighted star in their house even if it’s not Christmas? Teo investigates and discovers a touching story about

parents’ love for their kids.

#2 When Flowers BloomTeo and Teacher Milagring help their sleepy community use time wisely.

#7 All Aboard with Five LolasTeo wants to escape from his protective

Lolas and explore the ship they’retraveling in. But things don’t goaccording to plan! Find out whathappens to Teo and his five Lolas.

#3 Big Eyes, Small EyesThrough his balikbayan friend’s eyes, Teo sees things anew—even things

he has taken for granted.

#8 Money MysteryTeo solves the town’s spooky

mystery and discovers hidden treasure! A clever tale that tells about Filipino

history and tradition.

#12 Angel with One FootTeo meets an angel when he helps Manang Pacita find the womanwho helped her when she was a little girl. Who is this angel?

#4 Teo’s Trash CanTeo discovers that what he thought

was his trash is actually treasure! And his birthday wish just might come

true because of this!

#9 The Secret IngredientTeo’s cooking lessons help him learn a greater lesson: what makes a dish truly delicious is the love and care

you put into making it.

#5 The Growling TummyTeo is tempted to steal fruit from

an old woman’s orchard. He learns the value of being honest even

when others aren’t.

#11 Crying ChildrenTaking care of younger children wasn’t as

easy as Teo thought! Learn to appreciate the unselfish love of teachers.

#10 Teo’s CockatooTeo befriends a maltreated bird, leading him to catch the crooks who previously

owned it! Teaches kids to do what is rightin caring for animals.

6¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 each | Ages 8 and upWritten in English, with parallel Filipino text V i s i t h e r b l o g :

http://leavesofgrace.blogspot.com

BETH PARROCHA-DOCTOLEROBeth is one of the most sought-afterchildren’s book illustrators in thecountry. She is a graduate of theUP College of Fine Arts.

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CULTIVATE YOUR CHILD’S DREAMSby exploring different professions. Help himrecognize his strengths and talents as early asnow, and together work towards attaining his ambitions.Features a real life professional who shares about the field and a career-related activity page.

ELIZABETH ONG teaches writing to grade school, high school and college students. She is also a freelance writer and has written textbooks and how-to books.She wrote the So You Want To Be series to help kids know how it is to be “something” someday.

TALKING FARM ANIMALS and plants help kids learn valuable lessons in life. Tutubi Patrol was adapted into an animated TV series in 2003.

6¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 each | Ages 6 and up

6¾” x 9” | P50 each | Ages 8 and upWritten in English with parallel Filipino text

Illustrated by Raketshop

So You Want to be a NurseIllustrated by: Nemcy Cruz

So You Want to be a ScientistIllustrated by: Harvey Ong

So You Want to be a TeacherIllustrated by: Ggie Bernabe

Si Yambu, si Bibo, at ang ButoWritten by Tutubi Patrol Team16 pages

Instill the value of helpfulness even while pursuing success.

Si Baw, si Bo, at si Nognog NiyogWritten by Mary Juliet Ballutay-Jocano20 pages

A tiff among the farm creatures teaches about friendship that endures through misunderstandings.

Si Ningning Kuting at ang Pusang GalaWritten by Mary Juliet Ballutay-Jocano20 pages

A kitten explores the city against her parents’ wishes. Along the way she discovers why it’snecessary to obey your parents.

Si Popoy Palay at ang mga DamoWritten by Tutubi Patrol Team

16 pages

Popoy’s encounter with weed intruders emphasizes the value of trust.

Si Isko at ang AninoWritten by Mary Juliet Ballutay-Jocano

20 pages

Isko the Rabbit learns how to gather the courage to face his worst fears.

Si Pedro Pato at ang Matalinong Kuwago

Written by Beng Alba20 pages

Pedro enjoys playing pranks on his friends—but they’re no longer amused. Learn about

being truthful and treating friendswith respect.

Si Dan Tandang at ang Kahong UmiilawWritten by Aristotle Garcia

18 pages

Roosters play an important role every morning in the farm. But Dan learns a hard lesson in discipline when

he slacks off in his duties!

Si Gamba at ang mga LanggamWritten by Tutubi Patrol Team12 pages

Gamba’s multi-tasking prowess may seem impressive, but nothing beats focusedattention on one task at a time.

Si Bas Bayabas at ang Tropang OKWritten by Luis P. Gatmaitan, MD20 pages

Strong plants and animals are making fun of the weaker ones. It takes a fire in the farm to humble them—and teach everyone about true self-worth.

Si Bumbi Bubuyog at ang mga AlitaptapWritten by Timmy Cruz and Luis P. Gatmaitan, MD20 pages

Bumbi is missing—he was last seen with the fireflies. Bumbi learns a lesson he’ll never forget about accepting yourself.

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Peter and AhmedIllustrated by Kora Dandan-Albano

Two boys overcome religious differences to form a close friendship.

JOJIE WONG serves with the Philippine Home Council of OMF International.She writes about friend-ships that bridge the gaps of culture, social status, and religion. Educate children against discriminationand help them overcome barriers to understanding.

David and His New ClassmateIllustrated by Kora Dandan-Albano

A unique bond is formed between two boys from different social backgrounds.

Nico and Alug inManoboland

Illustrated by Harvey OngChucking their stereotypes, a city boy

and a tribal boy find out they have more in common than they thought.

Ate na si Arra!Written by Blessie PadillaIllustrated by Juji Delos TrinoAges 4 and up Arra discovers how to be a true big sister in word and deed.

6¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 each

Grandma and MeWritten by Mila GuevarraIllustrated by Jonathan De VeraAges 4 and up Learn about Bea and her special bond with the woman who raised her while her mommy and daddy are away.

6¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 each

Meet My SuperdadWritten by Maricel Laxa-Pangilinan | Illustrated by Isa NatividadAges 6 and up Donny’s pride in his father exemplifies love and appreciationfor a man of character.6¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 each

Start early, REALLY early. Research any study on reading during the pregnancy stage and you’ll see that statistics show that mothers who read to their womb are more likely to give birth to kids who will be voracious readers. And even iftoddlers can’t read full sentences yet, reading to them will help developtheir love for the written word.

Read aloud. Even if you’re not reading children’s books to them,reading aloud the newspaper, label instructions, billboards and anythingelse you can read to them will instill a love for the written word.

Make reading time a fun time. Liven up the seemingly “boring”reading time with pre– and post–reading activities like picture crossword puzzles, art projects and audio-visual support. Kids these days need all the stimulation they can get.

Participation is the key. In addition to creating gamesbefore and after, let the kids be part of the actual readingby having them turn the pages of the book, having themrepeat certain phrases and words you read, talking aboutthe pictures, and asking questions within the story.

Again and again and again. Even if you’re already tired ofthat one book that they keep asking for, read it to them again,with varying voices, phrasing, even adding your own bit to it.And when they’ve almost memorized it, ask them to read it to you.

Make the Internet your friend, not your enemy.Instead of fighting the Internet, why not make it a supplement for your reading? There are all kinds of interactive games and activities online that can be related to the book you’re reading or studying.

As kids get older, find new genres. Picture books willnot work well with older kids, while wordy books might bebeyond their reach for now. Discover new styles that canpique their interest.

Make bookshops their “home”. Make frequent trips to your local community library or bookstore so that they will feel at home around books. Look for a place that encourages cus-tomers to browse and read so the kids would be comfortable enough to hang out there.

Lead by example. How can kids give importance to bookswhen they see that you yourself rarely pick up one? So go out and read a book so they can see that you think reading is fun!

106 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 each | Ages 8 and up

M G A K U W E N T O N I T I T O D O KQTY ISBN TITLE AUTHOR PRICE TOTAL

9789715116473 #1 Ay! May Bukbok ang Ngipin ni Ani! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715116589 #2 Aray, Nasugatan Ako! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715116596 #3 Aba, May Baby sa Loob ng Tiyan ni Mommy! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715117364 #4 Naku, ang Pula ng Mata Ko! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715117937 #5 Ha - Ha – Hatsinggg! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715117944 #6 Kraaak! Nabali ang Buto ni Ferdie! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715117951 #7 Ngiii! Ang Kati-Kati ng Ulo Ko! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715114912 #8 Ayan na si Bolet Bulate! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715118392 #9 Oooppss, Kumukulo ang Tiyan ni Jimbo! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715118439 #10 Waaah! Nakagat ako ng Aso! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715119108 #11 Basta, Ayoko Pang Matulog! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715119450 #12 Ulkkk! Di Ko Malunok ang Tableta! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715119542 #13 Yakkk, Bulutong-Tubig! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789710495061 #14 Aruy! Magang-Maga ang mga Tonsil ni JM! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789710090020 #15 Nakupo! Hinihika si Hermie! Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789710090648 #16 Aha! May Allergy Ka Pala! (NEW!) Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

M o r e b o o k s b y L U I S P. G A T M A I T A N9789715116961 May mga Lihim Kami ni Ingkong Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715117418 Sandosenang Sapatos Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715113977 Si Duglit, Ang Dugong Makulit Luis P. Gatmaitan 65.00

9789715115933 Nang Maghasik ng Lagim si Lolit Lamok Luis P. Gatmaitan 55.00

O H , M A T E O !9789715117517 Oh, Mateo! #1 Half and Half Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715117531 Oh, Mateo! #2 When Flowers Bloom Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715117968 Oh, Mateo! #3 Big Eyes, Small Eyes Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715117975 Oh, Mateo! #4 Teo’s Trash Can Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715118408 Oh, Mateo! #5 The Growling Tummy Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715118859 Oh, Mateo! #6 Look for the Star Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715118866 Oh, Mateo! #7 All Aboard with Five Lolas Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715119566 Oh, Mateo! #8 Money Mystery Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715119559 Oh, Mateo! #9 The Secret Ingredient Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789710495054 Oh, Mateo! #10 Teo’s Cockatoo Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789710090112 Oh, Mateo! #11 Crying Children Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789710090631 Oh, Mateo! #12 Angel with One Foot (NEW!) Grace D. Chong 65.00

H E L L O G O D !9789715117982 Hello God! 1: Children’s Prayers for All Occasions Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715117999 Hello God! 2: Children’s Prayers for Every Mood Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715118415 Hello God! 3: Children’s Prayers for Special People Grace D. Chong 65.00

G O D ’ S F A V O R I T E9789715119474 God’s Favorite Color Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715119504 God’s Favorite Shape Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715119344 God’s Favorite Face Grace D. Chong 65.00

Use this to order yourfavorite Hiyas books! PRICE LIST M o r e b o o k s b y G R A C E D . C H O N G

QTY ISBN TITLE AUTHOR PRICE TOTAL

9789710495566 Big Brother Grace D. Chong 65.00

9789715119801 No Lipstick for Mother Grace D. Chong 75.00

9789715117081 The Magic of Apo Mayor Grace D. Chong 65.00

S O Y O U W A N T T O B E A9789710495177 So You Want to be a NURSE Elizabeth Ong 65.00

9789710495160 So You Want to be a SCIENTIST Elizabeth Ong 65.00

9789710495153 So You Want to be a TEACHER Elizabeth Ong 65.00

T U T U B I P A T R O L9789715115346 Tutubi Patrol #1 Si Yambu, si Bibo, at ang Buto Tutubi Patrol Team 50.00

9789715115469 Tutubi Patrol #2 Si Popoy Palay at ang mga Damo Tutubi Patrol Team 50.00

9789715115452 Tutubi Patrol #3 Si Gamba at ang mga Langgam Tutubi Patrol Team 50.00

9789715115582 Tutubi Patrol #4 Si Baw, si Bo, at si Nognog Niyog Mary Juliet B. Jocano 50.00

9789715115483 Tutubi Patrol #5 Si Isko at ang Anino Mary Juliet B. Jocano 50.00

9789715115599 Tutubi Patrol #6 Si Bas Bayabas at ang Tropang OK Luis P. Gatmaitan 50.00

9789715114929 Tutubi Patrol #7 Si Dan Tandang at angKahong Umiilaw

Aristotle S. Garcia 50.00

9789715115353 Tutubi Patrol #8 Si Bumbi Bubuyog at ang mga Alitaptap

Timmy L. Cruz &Luis P. Gatmaitan

50.00

9789715116565 Tutubi Patrol #9 Si Ningning Kuting at angPusang Gala

Mary Juliet B. Jocano 50.00

9789715116787 Tutubi Patrol #10 Si Pedrong Pato at angMatalinong Kuwago

Beng Alba 50.00

C H I L D R E N ’ S B I B L E S A N D B I B L E S T O R I E S9789715115889 Ang Pinakamahalagang Kuwento sa Lahat Worldserve Ministries 12.00

9789715115872 The Most Important Story Ever Told Worldserve Ministries 12.00

9789710090549 Candle Bible for Toddlers (NEW!) Juliet David 450.00

9789715117760 The Children’s Bible in 365 Stories Mary Batchelor 475.00

K I D S D E V O T I O N A L S9789710495863 SuperDevos: 365 Devotions for Energized Kids Grace D. Chong 295.00

9789715119924 The Big Book of Question and Answer:A Family Devotional Guide to the Christian Faith

Sinclair B. Ferguson 195.00

9789715119931 The Big Book of Question and Answers about Jesus: A Family Devotional Guide to Jesus’ Life and Ministry

Sinclair B. Ferguson 195.00

9789710090167 The One Year Devotions for Boys Various Authors 295.00

9789710090235 The One Year Devos for Girls Various Authors 295.00

T O M O

9789710495634 Tomo #1 I Was An Eighth-Grade Ninja Andrew Simmons &Rob Corley

175.00

9789710495641 Tomo #2 My Double-Edged Life Jim Krueger 175.00

9789710495795 Tomo #3 Child of Destiny Jim Krueger 175.00

9789710495801 Tomo #4 The Argon Deception Jim Krueger 175.00

9789710090013 Tomo #5 Secret Alliance Jim Krueger 175.00

9789710090068 Tomo #6 Truth Revealed Jim Krueger 175.00

9789710090228 Tomo #7 Betrayal of Trust Jim Krueger 175.00

T H E D O P P L E G A N G E R C H R O N I C L E S9789710090723 The First Escape (NEW!) G.P. Taylor 395.00

The Secret of Indigo Moon (COMING SOON!) G.P. Taylor 395.00

SuperDevos365 Devotions for Energized KidsWritten by Grace D. Chong | Illustrated by John Michael Lu

The One Year Devotions for Boys,The One Year Devos for GirlsWritten by Various Authors

The Big Book of Questions and Answers,The Big Book of Questions and Answers about JesusWritten by Sinclair B. Ferguson

Draw children to God through a daily time of prayer and reflection on God’s Word. Each reading contains a Scripture verse, prayer, and article for every day of the year. Features stories, trivia, and interesting facts and figures.

Written specifically for boys and girls, each devotional speaks to their experience and concerns. Each reading contains a Scripture verse, prayer, and article for every day of the year.

Tackle common puzzling questions with Bible references, prayers, and activities. Useful tool for family devotions, Sunday school lessons, or class discussions.

6” x 9” | 392 pages | Paperback | Ages 7 - 10 | P295

6” x 9” | 400 pages | Paperback | Ages 10 - 14 | P295

11.75” x 8.25” | 96 pages | Paperback | Ages 6 - 10 | P195

B O O K S O N F A M I L Y9789715117746 Ate na si Arra! Blessie Padilla 65.00

9789715117258 Grandma and Me Mila Guevarra 65.00

9789710090266 Meet My Super Dad Maricel Laxa-Pangilinan 65.00

B O O K S O N F R I E N D S H I P9789710495085 David and His New Classmate Jojie Wong 65.00

9789710090099 Nico and Alug in Manoboland Jojie Wong 65.00

9789715118125 Peter and Ahmed Jojie Wong 65.00

B O O K S O N C H R I S T I A N V A L U E S A N D P R A C T I C A L L E S S O N S9789715117876 Arthur’s Angry Leslie Hicks 65.00

9789715117302 Ang Bagong Kaibigan ni Bing Butiki Yna Reyes 65.00

9789715117920 Ang Batang Ayaw Maligo Beng Alba 65.00

9789715113175 Ang Paglalakbay ni Butirik A.C. Balmes 65.00

9789710090242 Bullysaurus Rex Robert Magnuson 65.00

9789715117449 Gaya’s Gift Jenny Evans 65.00

9789715116343 Si Joey at ang Gulay Gang Beng Alba 65.00

9789710495047 What Bettle Can Do! Robert Magnuson 65.00

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Candle Bible for ToddlersWritten by Juliet David | Illustrated by Helen Prole

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Ideal introduction to the popular and timeless stories from the Bible. Stories from the Old and New Testaments spring to life with exciting, vibrant illustrations and clear, simple sentences, endearing this delightful book to parents and children alike.

5.9” x 7” | 400 pages | HardboundAges 6 and below | P450

The Children’s Bible in 365 StoriesBy Mary Batchelor | Illustrated by John Haysom

Popular Bible stories that can be read each day of the year. Ideal in forming a daily Bible reading habit.

9.6” x 6.6” | 416 pages | HardboundAges 9 and up | P475

The Most Important Story Ever Told(Ang Pinakamahalagang Kuwento sa Lahat)

By Worldserve MinistriesA comic booklet that presents the Gospel in

simple language and full color.

5.25” x 7.8” | 32 pagesAges 8 and up | P12 each

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Arthur’s AngryWritten by Lesley Hicks | Illustrated by Jason MossAges 6 and up Arthur learns how to cope with anger.

Ang Bagong Kaibigan ni Bing ButikiWritten by Yna Reyes | Illustrated by Jason MossAges 8 and up Teaches kindness and open-mindedness.

Gaya’s GiftWritten by Jenny Evans | Illustrated by Junn EstebanAges 8 and up Learn about self-worth in one’s own qualities.

Ang Paglalakbay ni ButirikWritten by A.C. BalmesIllustrated by Kora Dandan-AlbanoAges 8 and up Learn to be content with what you have.

1992-1993 Don Carlos Palanca Awards for Literature, Third Prize

From up and comingauthor and illustratorBestselling books by

Robert Magnuson!Beng Alba!

Develop your self-esteem and hone your talents with Beetle in What Beetle Can Do! And learn the importance of respect and consideration together with Bullysaurus Rex.

Obey your parents and learn theimportance of proper hygiene in Ang

Batang Ayaw Maligo. Know why it is vital to eat your vegetables with

Joey and the Gulay Gang.6 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 each | Ages 6 and up 6 ¾” x 9” | 32 pages | P65 each | Ages 6 and up

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Thirteen-year-old Hana comes to America

to live with Grandpa Jou and his shape-shifting companion,

Tomo. But she’s no ordinary teen—she battles evil creatures from another dimension! As Hana uncovers secrets about her past and her identity, she also learns about loyalty, friendship, and

courage.

Visually engaging, this series catches the attention of booklovers and non-

booklovers alike.

The Tomo graphic novels are illustrated by award-winning Filipino artist Ariel Padilla.He has a degree in Business Administration from the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila. He never had any formal art training but was mentored by veteran artists in local comics such as Nestor Malgapo.

Jim Krueger is an award-winning comic book and graphic novel writer, famousfor his work on the Earth X trilogy for

Marvel Comics, as well as DC Comics’ Justice . He was named one of the top ten writers in comics and an innovator in the

field by Wizard Magazine.

MANGA W

ITH A M

ESSAGE

I Was an Eighth-Grade NinjaHana faces the challenge of adjusting to her new school and finding new friends—and

battling savage creatures from the dimensionof Argon Falls!

BETRAYAL OF TRUSTHana discovers who the leader ofthe rebellion is. Will they defeat the sinister Urn’Ado or will Argon Falls forever be ruled by his lies?

The Battle for Argon

Falls

The argon deceptionHana travels to Argon Falls to save the

people from an evil ruler’s wrath.

my double edged-lifeHana fights two battles: one with the bullies at school and another with the evil forces trying to take the Spirit Sword. She teams up with Tomo,

a shape-shifting ninja.

SECRET ALLIANCETomo and friends return to Argon Falls to help

restore the kingdom. Meanwhile, Hana uncovers the secret that links earth and Argon Falls.

child of destinyHana learns about her past and her role in

the ongoing war in another world. At school, a true friend helps clear her name.

TRUTH REVEALEDGrandpa Jou is taken prisoner by evil King Ardath! More secrets are revealed, more adventure ensues.

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Writer: Jim Krueger | Illustrator: Ariel Padilla5” x 7 1/8” | 156 pages | P175 | Ages 9-12

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Famed explorer and former thief Eric Morrisey Ganger and his mischievous sidekicks,twins Sadie and Saskia Dopple discover a whole new world beyond Isambard Dunstan’s

School for Wayward Children and take the readers on an adventure through acombination of art and traditional text.

G. P. TAYLOR is the author of the best-selling novel Shadowmancer, which reached #1 on the NEW YORK TIMES bestseller list in 2004. Before taking up writing full-time, he was

a motorcyclist, a former rock band roadie and an Anglican minister.

The First EscapeWhat starts out as a normal day in Isambard Dunstan’s School for Wayward Children turns into a mad dash for Eric and twins Sadie and Saskia as they are pursued by madmen, wild dogs, treasure seekers, and an otherworldly visitor with a secret message.

The Secret of Indigo MoonEric, Sadie and Saskia inadvertently discover a secret

tunnel under the school and come face to face with an old enemy and in the course of their adventure, unravel

the Secret of Indigo Moon. Join the troublemakers on their new adventure that will challenge them in ways

they couldn’t imagine. “Hotter than Potter.”— L O N D O N T I M E S

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“Tutubi Patrol 2 is the very best of all time!” - Evans

“I like the story of Bumbi Bubuyog in Tutubi Patrol 8 because it teaches me to be content with who I am. Sometimes we look for something better, without knowing that God has already given us the best.” - Novelyn

“I really like Tomo. It really shows true friendship and howto respond when others criticize you and look down on you.I love the way the story goes and the way the animator made the characters come alive.” - Aiszy

“I can relate with Arthur’s Angry, especially when I’m angry. But thank God I’m learning to control my anger.” - Chinglee

“SuperDevos is very entertaining and informative. Very educational. It’s like the World Almanac, but this one teaches lots of values.” - Mars

“My son loves Tomo, he reads it every day. Even though it is a comic book, we can learn things from the story.” - Vic

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