"A B C Pilipinas" is a story that teaches children about the Philippines using the alphabet. Each letter introduces something important about the country, like its culture, history, and people, helping young readers learn in a fun and easy way.

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2, 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 442

"Ang Bisita ni Lolo Lino" The story is about Lolo Lino and the visit of his grandchild. At first, the apo is scared of Lolo Lino because he is old and weak. The child wishes that Lolo Lino would become strong and energetic again so they could play together. As they spend time together, the apo becomes comfortable with him. In the end, Lolo Lino and his grandchild play happily, showing love and a strong bond between them.

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2, 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 446

"A Beginner’s Book to Activities of Daily Living" is a picture-and-text workbook aimed specifically at young children who are learning basic self-care habits in daily routines. Each page introduces a common life skill such as washing hands, brushing hair or teeth, getting dressed, or feeding oneself and features a checkbox at the bottom so the child can track their progress.

The child, guided by a parent or caregiver, reads or listens to the explanation of each task and then completes it, encouraging practical learning through action and repetition. Over time, this simple, supportive approach helps children build confidence, independence, and a sense of responsibility in managing their daily routines.

Grade Level: Grade 1

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 490

"A Life With the Poor" tells the inspiring story of Sister Mary Christine Tan, a nun from a wealthy Filipino-Chinese family who chose to live among the urban poor in Manila. Disturbed by the injustices during the Martial Law era, she left her comfortable life to serve slum communities in Leveriza, helping provide food, education, and livelihood through the group she co-founded, Alay Kapwa.

Despite facing illness later in life, Sister Christine remained devoted to justice and compassion until her passing in 2003. This illustrated book introduces young readers to a real-life Filipina hero who lived out her faith through service.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 491

"A Time to Grow" tells the true story of Margarita Dela Cruz Santiago, who, from a young age, worked hard to help her family by selling goods and farming. Despite facing hardships, including a miscarriage, she remained determined and resilient. Her dedication inspired her children to become successful entrepreneurs in gardening and landscaping. The story teaches children about perseverance, responsibility, and the importance of family values.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 492

"Aesop’s Fables" are a series of short tales attributed to Aesop, a storyteller believed to have lived in ancient Greece around 600 BCE. These stories typically involve animals with human traits and end with a moral or lesson.

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

"Aesop's Fable Book 2" This volume is the second installment in a series designed for young readers. It continues the tradition of animal tales—each ending with a a—drawing from classic Aesop fables. It follows Book 1 and offers a new selection of 80 fables, often accompanied by engaging illustrations

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

"Aesop's Fable Book 3" This book is part of a multi-volume series that presents classic fables attributed to Aesop, written in simple language for young readers. Book 3 typically includes a new set of moral stories featuring animals and nature, each ending with a lesson about life, character, or values.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

"Aesop's Fable Book 4" This book is part of a multi-volume series that presents classic fables attributed to Aesop, written in simple language for young readers. Book 4 typically includes another set of short moral stories featuring animal characters and everyday situations, each ending with a lesson about behavior, wisdom, or values.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

"Ako ay Isang Bata, I am a Child" The story highlights the importance of play for children. It shows how kids, through their imagination, can become different professionals such as doctors, teachers, architects, and more. The book also emphasizes the need for communities to provide safe spaces where children can play and learn.

This book is a great way to teach children important lessons about playing, learning, and the importance of having spaces for them in the community.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog / English

Copies Available: 50

"Ang Aking Mukha" is a colorful and engaging board book designed for young children aged 0 to 3 years. It introduces the different parts of the face—like the eyes, nose, mouth, and ears—in a fun and easy-to-understand way. Through simple illustrations and words, the book helps toddlers recognize and learn about their own faces, fostering early self-awareness and body recognition.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

"Ang Aso at ang Buwan". The story follows a dog who excitedly sees the full moon and wonders why it follows him wherever he goes. The book uses simple language and bright illustrations to spark imagination and curiosity in young readers.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Ang Bahay na Maraming Pwede". It tells the story of Koko, a boy who captivates his friends with tales of having many houses in various wonderful locations—from mountain castles to seaside cottages to forested huts. But when a devastating flood destroys everything, Koko and his friends learn that no number of houses compares to the real treasure found in family, community, and what truly matters in life. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Ang Kaklase Kong Bully". Pol is bullied by his classmates but finds strength through drawing. The story shows how he copes with bullying and explores friendship and empathy. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Ang Kamatis ni Peles". Is a lazy grasshopper who one day decides to plant a tomato seed. At first, he wants instant results and is unwilling to put in the effort. But as the days go by, he learns to take care of his plant, working patiently each day of the week.

Through seven days of consistent work, Peles discovers the value of patience, responsibility, and perseverance — and is eventually rewarded with ripe, red tomatoes.

This bilingual story teaches children the days of the week, the importance of daily effort, and introduces basic ideas about plant growth and care.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Ang Lingkod Bayan" It tells the story of Jesse M. Robredo, a dedicated public servant and three-term mayor of Naga City, who inspired many with his honest and visionary leadership. Through his example, children learn the importance of love for country, good governance, and serving others with humility and integrity.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: Tagalog 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 494

"Ang Magalang na Dyip". (The Polite Jeepney) is a delightful and educational children's story that uses the iconic Philippine jeepney as a fun and relatable character to teach the value of respect and courtesy. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Ang Mahiwagang Kamiseta" is a story about a boy named Juancho who owns a beautiful shirt that everyone admires. Because of his shirt, Juancho becomes very popular, but one day, the shirt finally wears out and gets ruined. The story ends happily when he surprisingly gets a new shirt to wear. It is a simple tale about taking care of things and the joy of getting something new.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 50

"Ang Mahiyaing Manok". Onyok is a young rooster living on Mang Oca’s farm who feels shy and stays quiet while his fellow roosters crow confidently. He struggles to find his voice and seldom dares to speak up, living mostly in the shadows of others. His self-esteem is low, and he doubts his own worth.

With the gentle support of his kind friend Kokok and encouragement from his mother, Onyok decides to face his fears. He learns to practice and embrace his own voice. Over time, he grows braver and eventually finds the courage to crow—loudly, proudly, and authentically. In the process, Onyok realizes that believing in yourself and persistent practice can help you overcome shyness. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 49

"Ang Matsing at ang Buwaya" It tells the story of a clever monkey and a cunning crocodile. When Monkey wants to cross the river, Crocodile offers to help—but he actually plans to trick Monkey for his own gain. The story unfolds as Monkey uses his wit and quick thinking to outsmart Crocodile and escape danger. This fable teaches children the value of intelligence, caution, and resourcefulness in facing challenges.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: Tagalog 

Copies Available: 50

"Ang Mga Anak ng Bayan sa Katipunan" The story follows three friends—Sinto, Pio, and Bon—who come from different backgrounds but share dreams of finding a home and a place where they belong. Despite their differences, their friendship and cooperation help them face challenges together. The book teaches children about friendship, diversity, and the importance of unity.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: Tagalog 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 495

"Ang Nawawalang Krayola" is a children’s story about Andrea, a character who initially seems fearful and sharp‑toothed but is actually bright, creative, and talented—much like the vibrant colors of crayons. The tale uses crayons as a metaphor for uniqueness and creativity, showing how each color (and each person) has something special to offer despite appearances or fears.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available:  50

"Ang Pagong at ang Kuneho" (The Turtle and the Rabbit) is a Filipino retelling of the classic fable "The Tortoise and the Hare." In this story, a slow-moving but determined turtle challenges a fast and boastful rabbit to a race. Confident in his speed, the rabbit becomes overconfident and careless, deciding to rest during the race. Meanwhile, the turtle keeps going—slowly but surely—until he surprisingly wins.

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Ang Pangit na Inakay". (The Ugly Duckling) is a Filipino retelling of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic fairy tale about self-acceptance and transformation. 

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

The story is "Ang Pinakamagandang Bulaklak" about Carla, a shy girl who feels embarrassed to bring her mother to the school’s Family Fun Day because she thinks her mother is different—like a unique flower that others might not accept. But during the event, Carla sees the true beauty of her mother, realizing that her mother is the most beautiful flower of all. The book teaches kids about accepting themselves and others, valuing family, and celebrating uniqueness.

Grade Level: GRADE 2, 3, 4

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Ang Talaarawan ng Babuy-babuyan". The story is presented as the diary of a watermelon bug, offering readers a unique perspective on the life and adventures of this small creature. Through the bug's eyes, children learn about its daily experiences, challenges, and interactions with the world around it. The narrative is crafted to be both educational and entertaining, providing insights into the natural world while enhancing language skills.

Grade Level: Grade 2

Language Used: Tagalog/ English

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 408

"Ang Walong Baso ni Kuya Paquito". (Kuya Paquito’s Eight Glasses) is an educational Filipino children's book that promotes healthy hydration habits. The story follows Kuya Paquito, a cheerful and energetic boy, who makes it his daily goal to drink eight glasses of water—a habit encouraged by health experts to keep the body strong and healthy. 

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Asul na Araw". (Blue Day) is a tender and meaningful story that gently explores the emotions of sadness and how children experience and understand it. The story centers around a young girl who finds herself having a “blue day”—a day when everything feels heavy, confusing, and different. 

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Aura: an angel in blue jeans", written by Lina Diaz de Rivera and illustrated by May M. Tobias. a guardian angel who stands out with her blue jeans instead of traditional angel attire. As revealed in a snippet from the book, she has a playful but problematic habit of taking and wearing items that don’t belong to her, often forgetting to return them which lands her in trouble. Through her adventures, the narrative likely explores themes of responsibility, honesty, and finding one’s place while staying true to oneself.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"BAGO NA AND DATING AKO". He story follows Kyle, a young boy experiencing physical changes in his body. He notices hair growing on his legs and around his private area and wonders if these changes are normal. The book aims to address the natural process of puberty in a straightforward and age-appropriate manner, helping children understand and accept the changes their bodies go through. It is written in both Filipino and English, making it accessible to a wider audience.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 49

"Bakawan" .A curious heron (Tagak) returns from his travels not only with exciting stories but also with unusual discarded items he collects from people. These human-made objects accumulate in Bakawan—the mangrove forest—affecting the animals who live there in harmony.

As the strange items pile up, the community of mangrove animals begin noticing changes: their habitat becomes cluttered, the environment deteriorates, and their peaceful livelihood is disrupted. Realizing the problem, the animals band together to clean up, sort, and repurpose the items, effectively restoring balance. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: ENGLISH

Copies Available: 49

"Bakit Laging Nakasunod ang Buwan?" (Why Does the Moon Always Follow?)" is a children’s book from the Chikiting Books series, written by Phoebe Joyce B. Sanchez and illustrated by Isaac A. Monalang. Targeted at ages 9–10, it follows a curious child who wonders why the moon seems to follow them everywhere. The story blends playful inquiry with simple science to explain the phenomenon, while also exploring themes of wonder, curiosity about the natural world, and how questions help us learn about our surroundings.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available:  50

"Bakit Mainit sa Tag‑Araw?" is a children’s book by John Ronnel G. Popa with illustrations by Alexandro L. Maghari. Apolaki, the Sun God, comes to Earth as a human wearing a necklace with a gold seedling to see how people treat nature. He becomes sad when he sees people destroying the forests and leaves, causing the world to become very hot. A boy named Ikoy finds the gold seedling. He plants and cares for it, inspiring others to help the environment. As the forest grows back, the heat softens and nature returns to balance. The story shows that taking care of the Earth honors the gifts of the gods.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: Tagalog / English

Copies Available: 50

"BIYERNES ang Pinakapaborito kong Araw". It tells the story of Sun, a young child who looks forward to Family Day at school. As Sun observes the differences between their family and those of classmates, they wonder why Friday is their favorite day. This bilingual (Filipino-English) picture book explores themes of family, love, and the unique bonds that make each family special.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

Book Number: 498

"BOOM BANG CLANG". Set in the lively community of Barrio Musiko, Boom! Bang! Clang! follows two musical-instrument families — the Tambol family and the Pompiyang family. Each tries to outdo the other with loud noises: booming, clanging, and banging fills the barrio, causing chaos and tension among neighbors.

However, when their children intervene, peace is restored. The young ones show their families how to collaborate through harmony, patience, and humility. Eventually, the two families unite their sounds and form beautiful music together, transforming noise into melody through cooperation. 

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"BUM TIYAYA BUM". is a delightful collection of Philippine nursery rhymes, poems, songs, riddles, and proverbs that capture the essence of Filipino childhood. Through playful and colorful illustrations by Sergio Bumatay III, this book brings to life the traditional verses passed down from generation to generation. With an English translation by Angela Narciso Torres, it invites readers of all ages to explore and enjoy the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines in a fun and engaging way. This book is a perfect companion for families and educators to introduce children to Filipino language, folklore, and values through beloved nursery rhymes and stories.

Grade Level: KINDER, 1, 2, 3

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 49

"Bunsoy" tells the heart‑warming story of a young boy whose father must work abroad. The boy wonders why his father left and when he will return. Through his thoughts and memories, he slowly learns that even though his father is far away, his love for him remains strong and constant. The story gently answers the questions many children of overseas parents may have about love, separation, and patience. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG / ENGLISH

Copies Available: 50

"Capturing Flight a Story about Nina Ingle" It tells the story of Dr. Angela Nina Ann Rivera Ingle, a Filipino conservation ecologist who braves forests and nighttime fields to study bats. With her assistant, she spends hours setting up high nets and gently identifying species—without harming any—in order to compile A Key to the Bats of the Philippine Islands, the first guide enabling scientists to identify 70 native bat species in the country. Through her research, perseverance, and love for nature, children learn about curiosity, scientific discovery, and caring for the environment.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

"Common Courtesies at the Movies" It is part of a bilingual children’s picture book series that teaches etiquette in everyday settings. At the Movies highlights simple dos and don’ts—like finding your seat, turning off your cell phones, and eating quietly—to foster polite and considerate behavior while watching films.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 501

"Common Courtesies at the Street" It is part of a bilingual children’s etiquette series that teaches manners in various everyday settings. On the Street presents simple dos and don’ts for moving around in public—such as looking both ways, walking on sidewalks, and queuing politely—to encourage safe, considerate behavior and respect for others.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 504

"Common Courtesies at the Table" is a fun and educational picture book that introduces young readers to basic table manners in an engaging and relatable way. Through colorful illustrations and simple storytelling, the book teaches children the importance of being polite and respectful during mealtime.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 502

"Common Courtesies in the Bathroom" is a lighthearted yet practical guide that teaches children the importance of hygiene, cleanliness, and respect for shared spaces. With playful illustrations and relatable scenarios, this book shows kids how to be considerate bathroom users — from flushing properly and washing hands to refilling toilet paper and cleaning up after themselves.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 503

"Common Courtesies Online" It is part of a bilingual children’s etiquette series by Didith T. Rodrigo (translated by Reg S. Rodrigo) that teaches online manners. Online shows everyday dos and don’ts—like not posting personal information, being polite in messages, and keeping passwords private—through relatable scenes of children sharing the Internet safely and kindly. 

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 505

"Dear Nanay: Mahal Kong Nanay" is a touching children's story that celebrates the deep love and bond between a child and her mother. Told through heartfelt letters, the book reveals the thoughts and feelings of a young girl as she writes to her Nanay (mother), expressing gratitude, love, and longing.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 49

"Dumaan si Butiki" is a humorous and imaginative children’s story that follows the unexpected chaos caused by a tiny lizard (butiki) simply passing by. Set in a typical Filipino household, the story unfolds with exaggerated reactions from family members, turning a small moment into a wild and funny adventure.

Grade Level: KINDER

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Gihigugma Ko Ikaw" (which means I Love You in Cebuano) is a heartwarming children's story that beautifully explores the universal theme of love between a parent and child. Set against the picturesque backdrop of a coastal village, the book follows the tender relationship between a mother and her daughter, expressed through everyday moments filled with warmth, care, and joy.

Grade Level: Kinder,Grade 1, 2

Language Used: Tagalog 

Copies Available: 50

"Good Night". is a gentle and heartwarming bedtime story that captures the special bond between parent and child during the quiet moments before sleep. With soft illustrations and a soothing tone, the book follows a mother and her child as they go through their nighttime routine  from hugs and lullabies to whispered wishes and dreams. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: ENGLISH

Copies Available: 49

Book Number: 507

"Handog kay Isabella" is a short story about a young girl who comes to understand the true value of love, family, and sacrifice. Through a simple offering prepared by her family, Isabella realizes that what makes something meaningful is not its cost or appearance, but the care and affection behind it. In the end, the story highlights how simple family traditions and acts of love strengthen relationships and create lasting memories.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

"Here Among the Mangroves" is a beautifully illustrated children's book that takes readers on a magical journey into the rich and vibrant world of the mangrove forest. Told through the curious eyes of a young monkey, the story highlights the diverse animals and plants that thrive in this unique ecosystem — from scuttling crabs to squawking birds.

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 508

"Higante (Giant)" is a Filipino graphic novel that delves into folklore, fantasy, and social themes through the story of towering beings known as giants. The narrative explores their mysterious existence and the impact they have on the world around them. Through rich illustrations and storytelling, Higante brings to life the tension between these mythical giants and the human communities they interact with, revealing deeper messages about power, fear, and coexistence.

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

"Hugging the Trees" It tells the story of Gaura Devi, an Indian environmental activist who led the women of her village in protecting their forest from illegal logging. When loggers arrived, Gaura Devi and her companions hugged the trees to stop them from being cut down. This inspiring true story introduces children to the Chipko Movement and teaches the values of courage, environmental stewardship, and the power of peaceful resistance.

Grade Level: Kinder, Grade 1, 2

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 510

 "I Know Where My Heart Is"The book appears to be about discovering one's identity and roots, particularly aimed at Filipino youth. It likely tells the story of a young Filipino boy navigating his way through life, possibly exploring his heritage, values, and personal growth. The subtitle, "Modern Heroes for the Filipino Youth," suggests that it might highlight inspiring stories or lessons from contemporary Filipino role models to encourage pride and self-awareness among young readers.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

"Isang Espesyal na Mundo" (A Special World)" by Lester Henderson T. Zabala (story) and Loewe Lalic (illustrations) is a children's book about a young protagonist who views the world uniquely. It highlights embracing individuality, celebrating differences, and finding wonder in everyday life, teaching young readers empathy and appreciation for diverse perspectives.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: English

Copies Available: 50

"Kain, Kumain, Kinain" Islaw wants to go fishing and sets off for an adventure along the riverbank. Along the way, he encounters various creatures and natural elements—from fish and insects to plants and river life. Through these encounters, readers are guided through the concept of the food chain, illustrating how each organism depends on others for survival. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Kapaa ko si Kuya". It tells the playful story of a younger sibling who looks up to Kuya (older brother) and eagerly tries to imitate him. Through everyday adventures and lighthearted moments, the story captures the bond, admiration, and gentle teasing that define sibling relationships. It highlights family love, growing up, and learning from one another in a fun and relatable way for young readers.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Katawan Ko Ito" It tells the story of a child learning about their own body, exploring different parts and what they can do. Through simple, engaging text and colorful illustrations, the book encourages young readers to appreciate and take care of their bodies while promoting self-awareness and confidence.

Grade Level: Preschool, Kinder, Grade 1

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 50

"KAYANG-KAYA" It tells the story of a small child discovering all the things they can already do—like holding items, tying laces, or stacking blocks. Through playful illustrations and simple questions ("Can you do this? Yes, I can!"), the board book inspires confidence and independence in young children. The lacing activity also helps develop fine motor skills and early writing readiness.

Grade Level: Kinder, Grade, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 50

"Kiko Kitikiti". Meet Kiko, an energetic and fast-moving boy who never seems to stop moving—always running, jumping, and full of excitement. His boundless energy often frustrates people around him—they find him too quick, too loud, too much. But beneath his restless exterior lies a heart of compassion and courage. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Little Life Lessons on… Finding Solutions" is about learning how to solve problems by staying calm, curious, and open-minded. It shows that understanding the real problem, taking small steps, and being willing to try different approaches can lead to answers. The story reminds us that we don’t need perfect solutions—just the courage to move forward and learn as we go.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

"Little Life Lessons on… Perseverance" by Agnes and Salem De Bezenac is a children’s story that teaches the importance of perseverance. It shows that perseverance means keeping on trying to do something properly, even when it feels difficult or tiring. Through the character’s experiences, young readers learn that hard work, patience, and determination help them overcome challenges and reach their goals.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

"Little Life Lessons on… Respect" is a children’s story that teaches what respect means. It follows a character who cares about others, talks politely, and thinks about how people feel. Through everyday actions, the story shows young readers that respect is about being kind, thoughtful, and considerate to everyone. It encourages children to treat others with care and understanding in their daily lives.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

"Little Life Lessons on… Responsibilities" teaches children the importance of being responsible. Through fun examples and stories, it shows how taking care of tasks, making good choices, and helping others are important in everyday life.

Grade Level: 

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

"Little Life Lessons on… Sharing" the story teaches the value of sharing. It shows that sharing means being willing to give and let others have things without expecting anything in return. Through simple situations, the story explains that sharing makes others happy and helps build kindness and friendship.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

"Little Life Lessons on… Cheerfulness" is a children’s story about staying happy even when life is difficult. It teaches that being cheerful does not mean everything is perfect, but choosing to stay positive when things do not go your way. Through the main character’s experiences, readers learn that cheerfulness is a choice that helps make problems easier to face. 

Grade Level: 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 457

"Little Life Lessons on… Honesty" is about Suki, who learns the negative effects of stealing. Through her experience, she discovers the importance of being honest and earning the trust of others."

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

"Little Life Lessons on… Kindness" teaches children the benefits of treating others with love and kindness. It also shows the sad consequences of being unkind, helping readers understand why kindness is important in everyday life."

Grade Level: 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 459

"Little Life Lessons on… Responsibilities" teaches children the importance of being responsible. Through fun examples and stories, it shows how taking care of tasks, making good choices, and helping others are important in everyday life.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

The story “Little Life Lessons on… Thankfulness” teaches the importance of being grateful for what we have. It shows that true happiness does not come from having many things, but from appreciating the simple blessings in life.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: English  

Copies Available: 50

"May Pasok ba sa Paaralan Bukas?" is a children’s story about a child who asks their mother if there will be classes the next day because it is raining heavily. The child and the mother talk about what might happen if their place gets flooded and what they should do, whether school opens or not. The story shows how they think and plan together, helping kids learn about talking with family, thinking ahead, and dealing with everyday concerns like school and weather.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 50

"Misteryo!" is a children’s story about an elderly grandmother who starts acting and feeling differently. She becomes very aware of every little sound, movement, and thing around her—like flowers, butterflies, lizards, and black cats—and even loud noises like thunder make her nervous. As the story unfolds, readers are drawn into the mystery of what is happening to her. The book shows how her family notices these changes and cares for her with love. Through simple, everyday events and feelings, the story reveals the mystery of love and care for older family members. 

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 50

"Madyik Kilay ni Ma'am", story and illustrations by Jhucel A. del Rosario, features Ma’am’s magical eyebrows that change their appearance in every classroom situation. Through this, the students learn that the true magic is not in Ma’am’s eyebrows, but in her dedication, care, and belief in every child’s abilities.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Maghapon Namin ni Nanay" is a heartwarming Filipino children’s book that beautifully portrays a typical day shared between a mother and her child. Told through the eyes of the child, the story highlights the simple yet meaningful activities they do together—playing, eating, telling stories, and bonding throughout the day. 

Grade Level: KINDER

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Mahal na Mahal ko si Mommy!" is a sweet and heartwarming bilingual children’s book that expresses the deep love and affection between a child and their mother. Told through the perspective of a baby penguin, the story highlights the nurturing, protective, and caring nature of a mommy — from comforting hugs to

Grade Level: Preschool, Kinder, Grade 1

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"Maikling Kasaysayan ng Pagkain" is an educational and entertaining children’s book that explores how eating habits and food have changed throughout history. Blending humor and history, the story takes young readers on a journey through different eras, showcasing the types of food people ate, how they prepared meals, and how dining customs evolved over time.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"Maliit na Gagamba (Ay, Nawala Siya!) (Little Spider... (Oh, It Is Gone!))" is part of the Chikiting Books series, written by Lester Henderson T. Zabala and illustrated by Jan Rex B. Casironan. It follows a small spider that goes missing, leading young readers on a gentle adventure to find it. The story teaches lessons about care for small creatures, observation, and understanding the natural world around us.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Masaya ang Maging Ako!". Tere is a lively and spirited child—energetic, curious, and always moving, often different from her classmates. Yet, despite her bright personality, she becomes the target of teasing and doubt from peers who don't understand her way of being. As Tere navigates her school life, she begins to question herself—wondering if there's something wrong with her because she stands out. But through her journey, Tere discovers that being herself is something to celebrate. She learns to embrace her uniqueness and realize that she is "happy being me" just as she is. 

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

The story “May Bagong Ilaw na sa Aming Bahay” (There’s a New Light in Our House) revolves around a family whose life changes for the better when they install a new light in their home. This new light represents hope, comfort, and positivity that helps the family overcome their struggles. It symbolizes how even small changes can brighten their lives and bring new energy and happiness to their household.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog/English   

Copies Available: 50

"May Gadget ako May Libro ako" The story gently compares the two, encouraging young readers to see the value of both—but especially the lasting joy and quiet wonder that books can bring. It promotes reading, balance, and thoughtful media use in a tech-savvy world. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"May Isang Bata sa Papel" is a touching and imaginative story about a boy whose life is written—literally—on paper. Through a unique narrative style, the story explores how a child's dreams, struggles, and identity can be shaped and understood through what is written about him. 

Grade Level: GRADE 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"May Kalayaan Pala Ako!" is a joyful and empowering children's book that introduces young readers to the concept of freedom through the eyes of a child. As the characters experience everyday moments—like riding a bike, playing outdoors, or making simple choices—the story gently illustrates the many forms of freedom children can enjoy.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog/English   

Copies Available: 50

"May Sampung Sisiw sa Batis". This charming children’s picture book, written in Filipino and illustrated by Rhea Kristine U. Elnar, tells the simple yet sweet story of ten newly hatched chicks. Each chick is counted one by one, and readers are introduced to their individual characteristics. The story raises questions: where can these chicks go to find their mother, and who will teach them how to scratch and peck? Through counting and descriptive language, it subtly teaches numbers and Filipino adjectives while capturing the curiosity and innocence of young minds

Grade Level: GRADE 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Mayâ-mayâ na Máya" is a beautifully written and illustrated children's book that tells the story of a little bird named Maya, who struggles with self-doubt and questions her worth. Surrounded by other birds who seem more colorful, louder, or more admired, Maya begins to wonder: Is being “just a maya” enough? 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Mayumi the Forest Pig" follows the story of a curious young Visayan warty pig—Mayumi—who lives in the forests of Panay and Negros in the Philippines. One day, she wanders away from her family to explore the lush forest surroundings. Along her journey, she meets other unique Philippine wildlife and experiences the wonders of her habitat.

As evening falls, the sounds of the forest turn intimidating and Mayumi realizes she is not as independent as she thought. She misses her family and the sense of safety they offer, learning that curiosity is beautiful but sharing it with others is vital.

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3

Language Used: English   

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 517

"Mga Damdamin ni Butanding". This picture book follows a gentle whale shark as it swims through the sea and experiences a range of emotions—joy, fear, curiosity, and sadness. Through simple text and expressive illustrations, young readers are introduced to different feelings using the ocean as a backdrop. The story encourages emotional awareness and empathy in a calm, nature-inspired setting.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Mga Kahanga-hangang Halamang-Gamot" is a beautifully illustrated bilingual book that introduces young readers to the healing wonders of medicinal plants. Through the eyes of a curious child, the story takes readers on a calm and nature-filled journey where different herbs and their natural healing properties are explored.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2

Language Used: Tagalog/English   

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 512

"Munting Tahanang Kalabasa"In a quiet forest glade, a magical pumpkin becomes a cozy home to a charming group of animals—a bunny family, a mother hen with her chicks, a pig, a goat, and their tiny friends. As the seasons change and adventures unfold, they learn the true meaning of friendship, cooperation, and community.

Grade Level: Kinder, Grade 1

Language Used: Tagalog/English   

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 513

"My Father, the 'Soldier'" is a touching story of a young Filipino boy who sees his father as a true hero—not because he wears a uniform or fights in a war, but because of the quiet courage and sacrifices he makes every day for their family. Through the child’s eyes, readers witness how strength, love, and heroism can take many forms—even in the most ordinary settings

Grade Level: Grade 3,4 

Language Used: Tagalog

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 518

"My Role Model" tells the true story of Vidal Lorenzo “Lory” Tan, a bright and courageous Filipino who fought in World War II. A top student from Ateneo, he joined the army and survived the Bataan Death March and imprisonment. After the war, he returned to finish law school to honor his parents’ wishes. He passed the bar exam before sadly passing away at age 25.

Grade Level: Grade 3, 4, 5

Language Used: English   

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 519

"Naging Leon si Kuting" is a story about a small kitten who wants to become a lion because he wants to be strong and brave. His wish comes true and he turns into a lion. However, he soon realizes that he is not happy because others are afraid of him and he loses his friends. In the end, the kitten learns that accepting and loving yourself is more important than wanting to be someone else.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2 

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"Napakakati! (It’s So Itchy)" is a fun and playful story about a little child who suddenly feels an itch—and it just won’t stop! From scratching his arms to wiggling his toes, the itch seems to move all over his body. As he tries to figure out where it’s coming from, young readers join in on a silly and relatable adventure filled with laughter and discovery. 

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog/English   

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 520

In "Of Rubber Shoes and the Saddest Baby," a quiet, tearful child sits wrapped inside a giant rubber shoe—until a small act of kindness changes everything. 

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3

Language Used: English   

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 521

"Paano Magbilang Si Nanay?" (How Does Nanay Count?)" by John Patrick F. Solano (story) and Kenneth Justine Licaycay (illustrations) is a children's book that follows a child curious about how their mother counts things in daily life—from household items to market goods like fruits and street foods shown in the illustrations. It weaves math learning into relatable, warm moments, highlighting how counting connects to love, care, and everyday routines.

Grade Level: Kinder, Grade 1, 2 

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"Paghahanap ng Kaibigan" (Finding a Friend) is a heartwarming bilingual story (Filipino-English) about a young child who goes on a journey in search of a friend. Along the way, the child explores the world around them—meeting different animals, experiencing nature, and learning valuable lessons about kindness, openness, and connection. 

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2

Language Used:   Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"Pagiging Mabubuting Magkakaibigan” follows a group of children from different backgrounds who learn how to become good friends. Through everyday activities—like drawing, playing, and helping each other—they discover that friendship grows through sharing, listening, being respectful, and accepting one another’s differences. 

Grade Level: Kinder, Grade 1, 2 

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"Pagliligtas sa Magsasakang si Howard" (Saving Howard the Farmer) is a bilingual (Filipino–English) story about quick thinking, teamwork, and kindness. The story follows a group of children who find Farmer Howard injured and unconscious in the barn. Without any adults around, they must work together to get help and save him. 

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog/English

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 417

"Pagpapalit ng Nanay" (Switching Moms) is a touching and emotionally rich bilingual story (Filipino–English) about a little mouse who feels misunderstood and upset after a disagreement with his mother. In a moment of frustration, he wishes he had a different mom—someone who would let him do whatever he wants. 

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 418

This book tells the story of "Pandak the smallest fish" in the water, who is often ignored because of his size. Though he feels unimportant, he soon learns that being small can be a strength. Pandaka escapes danger that bigger fish cannot, and in the end, he proves that even the tiniest creature can make a big difference. 

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 522

"Papasok na kami ni Nanay sa Paaralan" This book tells the story of a child and their mother entering school for the first time together. The mother carries all the school supplies and the child brings snacks and a coloring book but doesn't see other children like them at school—it’s filled with older “mama and ale.” Despite feeling nervous, with help from teachers and classmates, the child learns the joys of learning and discovers that school is a place where they belong.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Papel de Liha" is a heartfelt story told from the perspective of a young child who observes her mother’s hands—hands that are rough and calloused from years of hard work. The mother uses sandpaper (papel de liha) daily as part of her job, symbolizing both the literal and emotional abrasiveness of labor. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Piso at Isang Boteng Tubig" (A Peso and a Bottle of Water)" by Lorraine G. Lelis (story), Andeng Bonifacio (illustrations), and Antonette E. Tiñgal (translation) is a children's book about the value of small things. It follows a character who learns important lessons about kindness, resourcefulness, and how even simple items like a peso coin and a bottle of water can make a meaningful difference in someone’s life.

Grade Level: GRADE, 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Puti ang Kulay ng Aking Balat" is a story about a child with albino skin learning to understand and accept themselves. The story shows the challenges and differences of having very light skin, but also teaches that everyone should be proud of who they are. It highlights self-acceptance, respect, and kindness toward others, no matter their appearance.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"ROSA AND THE PINK ELEPHANT" This book tells the story of Rosa, a young girl living by the sea with her father. One day, she meets Ellie, a magical pink elephant. Together they embark on an adventure filled with courage, love, and surprises. With her father’s support and Ellie's friendship, Rosa learns that nothing is impossible. 

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"Sa Piling ng Saging" This book tells the story of Genaro R. Gojo Cruz's neighbors gathering to share a meal of boiled bananas. From a single bunch, with ten hands of bananas and fifteen fruits on each, the monkey business begins: the child eats four, the mother five, the father six—and then ten more neighbors come to join. How many bananas will be left in the tray? Through counting and sharing, the story shows the value of community and mindful generosity. 

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2, 3

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"Sampung Magkakaibigan" This book tells the story of Karlo and his nine classmates, who enjoy playing, studying, and helping one another. Suddenly, Karlo begins acting differently, and his friends slowly drift away. The story follows how Karlo discovers what went wrong and whether the ten friends can become one group again. 

Grade Level: Grade 

Language Used: Tagalog

Copies Available: 50

"Sandosenang Sorpresa" (translated as "A Dozen Surprises") tells the heartwarming story of a child who plans twelve special surprises for their mother to show appreciation and love. Each surprise is unique and thoughtful, expressing gratitude in creative and meaningful ways. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Saving Crumble" This book tells the story of Frank and his dad as they travel to an art show. On the train, they meet a boy who leaves behind his toy monkey, Crumble. Frank takes care of Crumble and decides to return it, leading to a journey that explores kindness, honesty, and unexpected friendship.

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 419

"Si Bilog, Si Tatsulok, at si Parisukat". The story follows three shapes, Bilog, Tatsulok, and Parisukat. Each has a unique personality and way of seeing the world. As they interact, they learn to accept one another’s differences and realize that they are stronger and happier when they work together. The book teaches lessons about friendship, cooperation, and appreciating diversity. 

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

This book tells the story of "Emang Engkantada", a fairy who encounters three unruly children—Pat Kalat, Pol Putol, and Paz Waldas—who litter, destroy plants, and waste resources. When they wreak havoc in her garden, she steps in to teach them the importance of caring for the environment and respecting nature. 

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Si Langgam at si Tipaklong".  Langgam works tirelessly all day gathering food and preparing for the coming rainy season, while Tipaklong spends his days playing and singing, carefree and unconcerned. When the rains arrive, Tipaklong finds himself hungry and without supplies, while Langgam is safe and well‑prepared. Realizing his mistake, Tipaklong humbly seeks help from Langgam, who helps him in turn. From this experience, Tipaklong learns the value of hard work, foresight, and the importance of preparation in life.

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Si Lolo Biyernes / Grandpa Friday" .tells the heartwarming story of a lively and fun-loving grandfather who brings joy and adventure to his grandchildren every Friday. With his colorful personality, whimsical stories, and playful spirit, Grandpa Friday creates unforgettable memories for the kids, teaching them about family, love, and the importance of cherishing special moments together. This bilingual story celebrates the unique bond between grandparents and grandchildren, making it a delightful read for families of all backgrounds.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"Si Tak-Tu" By Luis P. Gatmaitan, M.D., with art by Arnold Renia Cruz, this bilingual gently teaches young readers about a common childhood illness, emphasizing the importance of proper hygiene, seeking care, and understanding that such conditions are temporary. It uses relatable scenarios and colorful illustrations to ease fears while promoting health awareness, part of a series focused on child wellness.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

This is the cover of a children's book titled "Si Tonyo at ang Sipit sa Kaniyang Sapatos" which translates to "Tonyo and the Clothespins on His Shoes" in English. The story is by Mary Grace Constantino Suplito, and the illustrations are by Alexandro Maghari. The cover shows a cheerful character, presumably Tonyo, tying shoelaces with clothespins attached. The book is published by Johnny and Hansel Publications and has a badge indicating it is on "The Philippine Readers' Choice Honor List." 

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3 

Language Used: Tagalog/English  

Copies Available: 50

"Sino ang Nauna? (Who's the First?)" The story revolves around a simple and fun competition among different animals—including a chick, a puppy, an ant, a worm, a spider, and a centipede—who all want to find out who is the fastest or who came first. Through their playful journey, readers are invited to reflect on the concept of fairness, taking turns, and the idea of what it really means to be "first."

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2

Language Used: Tagalog 

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"The book Sino ang Pinakamataas?" by Zihan Mei and Yayo Kawamura is a bilingual children's book (Filipino and English) that playfully explores the concept of height and comparison. Through colorful illustrations and a relatable family setting, the story engages young readers by asking the question: "Who’s the tallest?" As family members (and even a cat!) try to outdo each other in height, the book encourages critical thinking, observation, and a sense of fun.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: Tagalog 

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"The book Sino ang Tutulong sa Akin?" / Who Will Help Me? by Ruping Gong and Doudouyu is a bilingual (Filipino-English) story for young children that highlights the theme of seeking and receiving help. The story likely follows a young child who encounters a small problem—perhaps needing help with a task or facing a challenge—and explores how different people (family members, friends, or even animals) respond.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: Tagalog 

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"Supremo Kiddo" is a story about a young boy who is like a younger version of Andres Bonifacio dedicated, helpful, and strong. It also shows the friendship between Jacinto and Andrei, highlighting teamwork, loyalty, and supporting one another. The story teaches values of courage, friendship, and doing what is right even at a young age.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: Tagalog 

Copies Available: 50

"Tagu-Taguan" This book invites young readers to play hide-and-seek with backyard creatures. Starting from ten grasshoppers and counting down to one cricket, the charming verses and vibrant illustrations encourage kids to spot insects hiding on each page. It's a fun bilingual (Filipino‑English) counting book that blends learning with imaginative discovery. 

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2

Language Used: Tagalog 

Copies Available: 50

"Tuwing Sabado" is about a child’s experiences and adventures every Saturday. The story shows how weekends can be fun, meaningful, and full of learning, highlighting family, play, and simple joys in life.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: Tagalog 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 472

"Tatlong Matitipid na Langgam". Three clever and thrifty ants work hard and save what they can for the future. Through their story, young readers learn the value of saving, spending wisely, and being prepared. This book teaches the importance of thriftiness in a fun and relatable way, using the lives of ants to show how planning and discipline lead to security and success.

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG

Copies Available: 49

"The Boy Monkin an Orange Robe" by Lin Acacio Flores, illustrated by Ruben de Jesus, is part of the Great Men and Women of Asia – Children’s Series. This beautifully illustrated children's book tells the inspiring story of a boy who becomes a monk, focusing on his early life, spiritual journey, and the values that shaped him.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 49

"The Hut In The Old Tree" This short reader tells the story of children who build a cozy hideaway high in an old tree. As a quiet conflict arises, they learn how to resolve their differences and cooperate together. The simple setting and dialogue invite young readers to practice problem solving and empathy. 

Grade Level: Grade 3, 4

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

"The Kindest Family", retold by Krista Bell and illustrated by Xiangyi Mo and Jingwen Wang, is a heartwarming children’s story that celebrates the values of generosity, hospitality, and kindness. Set in a traditional rural village, the story follows a humble family's act of kindness toward a visitor, despite having very little themselves. 

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 425

"The Proud, Little Island" is a children’s story about an island that thinks it doesn’t need anyone else and is overly proud of itself. As the story unfolds, the island learns the importance of humility, community, and how living things depend on one another to truly thrive. Through its journey, the island discovers that pride alone can’t sustain it — relationships and cooperation with others are what make it strong and meaningful.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 50

"The Good Samaritan" is a children’s story from the Bible. It is about a man who gets hurt on the road, and many people pass by without helping. A kind Samaritan stops and helps him, teaching kids to be kind, help others, and treat everyone with care and respect.

Grade Level: Grdae 1-3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

"The Running Shoes" by Angelique Filleul, illustrated by Sharyn Madder, is a Special Edition children’s book published by PM. The story follows a group of children, likely preparing for or participating in a race, and centers around the theme of determination, fairness, and sportsmanship. 

Grade Level: Grade 3, 4 

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 426

In this story, "Sun and Sea" are friends. One day, Sun invites Sea and her family to visit his house. The narrative explores the challenges and fun that ensue as they try to fit everyone inside. The book is designed to engage young readers with its simple storyline and illustrations. 

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

"The Teacher" by Neni Sta. Romana-Cruz, illustrated by Mheri-Anne Andes, is part of the Modern Heroes for the Filipino Youth series. This inspiring children’s book honors the life and legacy of Maria Orosa, a Filipina food technologist, chemist, and war heroine who used her talents to help her country during World War II. 

Grade Level: Grade 3, 4 

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 531

"The Truck Parade" tells the story of Luke, a young boy who is excited to help his dad prepare their shiny new truck for the annual truck parade in their town. As they work together washing, polishing, and decorating the truck, Luke learns about teamwork, responsibility, and the pride of presenting their hard work to the community. The story captures the excitement of the parade day, where trucks of all shapes and sizes gather, and the joy of sharing a special event with family and friends. The colorful illustrations bring the festive atmosphere to life, making it a fun read for young children who love vehicles and celebrations.

Grade Level: Grade 2, 3  

Language Used: English 

Copies Available: 50

Book Number: 427

"Tuko, The Tenor Wannabe" is a light‑hearted story about Tuko, a character who dreams of becoming a famous opera singer after hearing a great tenor perform. He practices singing everywhere and refuses to listen to well‑meaning advice from friends and family who know he can only sing two notes. During his recital, the audience laughs and leaves, leaving Tuko with only his friend Tiki and his mother. After reflecting on his experience, Tuko continues his music studies but changes his path — he becomes a successful orchestra conductor, combining his love of music with keeping his friendships and the support of his loved ones.

Grade Level: GRADE 2, 3

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 50

"Wala Na ang Arinola ni Lala" is a children’s story about Lala, a nine‑year‑old girl who struggles with wetting the bed at night. To help herself, she learns to use a chamber pot (arinola) and an alarm clock to wake up in time, but when her alarm breaks, she must rely on her body clock instead. Through determination and self‑learning, Lala finally masters waking up on her own and no longer needs her arinola.

Grade Level: GRADE 3

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 50

"Walang Nahuli / Nobody Was Late" is a charming bilingual children's book that highlights the joy of punctuality and friendship. The story follows a group of kids riding their bikes, all arriving on time for an important event or activity. Through colorful illustrations and simple, engaging text in both Filipino and English, the book encourages young readers to appreciate the value of being on time while celebrating diversity and fun adventures with friends. This book is perfect for early readers learning about time management and the importance of reliability, all wrapped in a delightful and relatable story. 

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 50

"The book Water, Water Everywhere" features two stories that explain why water is so important. In How Can We Use Water?, readers learn about the many ways people use water every day, such as for drinking, bathing, cooking, and keeping plants alive. The second story, Our Planet’s Water, looks at the bigger picture by describing how water covers most of the Earth and focuses on the vast oceans that surround us. Overall, the book teaches children that water is a valuable resource for both our daily chores and the health of our entire world.

Grade Level: Grade 3

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 50

"When Zero Left Number Land"The story follows Zero, a number who feels unimportant and unwanted in Number Land because others think he has no value. Feeling sad and lonely, Zero decides to leave and explore the world beyond. Along his journey, he learns that even zero plays a crucial role in mathematics and life. Through adventures and new friendships, Zero discovers his true worth and how much he matters, teaching readers about self-esteem, acceptance, and the power of zero.

Grade Level: GRADE, 1, 2

Language Used: TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 49

"Yehey,  May Pamilya na ring Mag-aalaga sa akin" The story is about Mar, a puppy living in a shelter for rescued street dogs. As other puppies get adopted by families, Mar worries about finding a family to care for him too. In the end, Mar finds a loving home where he is cared for and loved.

Grade Level: Grade 1, 2

Language Used:  TAGALOG/ENGLISH

Copies Available: 50