Essential children’s books on Filipino culture

These Filipino children’s books give readers of all ages a glimpse into our rich culture and heritage | via InquirerUSA

—take a cue from these award-winning books. A bonus: Most of them are bilingual, so you and your children can read in both Filipino and English.At some point in our childhood, we may have encountered these encyclopedic little books giving us the broad strokes, “everything we need to know” about everything under the sun.

These books feature colorful illustrations and simple descriptions, explanations, and examples on the various subject matter. And though it’s geared towards children around the age of 10, it could very well serve as a great little guide for grown-up readers, too.This bilingual book shows a little girl’s trip to the market with her mother.

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