Anvil Publishing, Inc. will launch a delightful children's book
entitled "Tabon Girl" (Batang Tabon) on October 14, 3pm at the
Bestsellers, Robinson's Galleria, Pasig City.
Written by Irene Carolina A. Sarmiento
and illustrated by Manix Abrera, the book contains elements of
adventure that capture the imagination of children and encourages them
to pursue their dreams. The book is also something teachers can share with
their students as it brings a young mind back to life in prehistoric
Philippines.
According to Sarmiento, the book “teaches kids a thing or two about
archaeology, the Tabon caves, and artifacts from the Philippines and
serves as a reminder to grownups that children’s dreams need to be
nurtured”. It received the Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature.
"Tabon Girl" uses English as well as Filipino texts and contains guide
questions for storytelling and classroom use.
Sarmiento published her first children’s book entitled "Spinning," a
story about autism in 2009. Her stories have won awards from the Don
Carlos Palanca Memorial Foundation, Philippine Press, and Philippine
Graphic/ Fiction Awards.
Manix Abrera graduated from the University of
the Philippines. His comic strip “Kikomachine” runs in the Philippine
Daily Inquirer. Their book is available on National Book Store,
Powerbooks, and Bestsellers.
Reposted with permission from panitikan.com.ph. Book cover photo from Anvil Publishing.
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