Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Sundays with Lola: Philippine Myths for Kids
A bilingual picture-book project for ages 3–7 pairs Philippine folklore with English and Tagalog, alongside a free guide to mythical creatures.
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- Families reading folklore with children ages 3–7
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- The free guide groups creatures by type, including shape-shifters, sea or sky beings, and house and nature spirits.
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The public guide currently names six creatures, with short descriptions and type labels such as “shape-shifter” and “sea or sky creature.” The site says fuller entries cover origins, pronunciation, and guidance for staying on each creature’s good side. Its book format is described as one creature per story, with Tagalog words explained in the text and a pronunciation glossary at the back; paperback editions are listed as coming soon to Amazon.
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