Filipino American History Month - KidsLike this list

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• Ghoul

  Iris, Kasey,

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  In her family's new apartment building, Lyn not only finds a new friend (Imaginary? Real?) and a bit of intrigue in the rumors surrounding a neighbor.

• Jia Has a Dog Problem

  Sy, Stephanie Ellen,

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  When something far scarier forces Jia and Charlie together, they discover a sweet surprise: a friend who understands.

• Ilustra: Tidalrise: Book 2

  Tadiar, Tori

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  Mika has just begun to understand her ability to wake ancient gods when a sudden attack forces her to travel to the underworld, where she’s powerless, to save all she loves.

• The Shape of Love

  Jao, Carren

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• Squalo & Mage Vs. the Rage of the Bakunawa

  Bodegón-Hikino, Kara,

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  After losing her father in an attack by the evil Tikbalang, Mage and her best friend, Squalo, set off an important quest far from home to honor her father's last wish.

• What Makes a Family

  Celebrating the Filipino Day of the Dead

  Roxas, Eric Ruiz,

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  During Undas, two siblings will learn that families aren't defined by their size, wealth, gender or distance from one another, but by the love they share.

• At Last She Stood

  How Joey Guerrero Spied, Survived, and Fought for Freedom

  Kelly, Erin Entrada,

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  When she died in 1996, her obituary identified her as a secretary from Manila. But Joey Guerrero was much more than that—she was a hero who changed the course of history.

• Bea's Balikbayan Box of Treasures

  Alemshah, Christine,

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  For seven-year-old Bea, a box can be a bear cave, a playhouse, or even a rocket ship. But this particular box has an important destiny.

• Filipino Folktales for Children

  Stories of Wisdom and Wonder in English and Tagalog

  Gagatiga, Zarah C.,

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  Drawn from the rich folklore of the Philippines, these seven exciting tales are filled with magical creatures, captivating gods and goddesses, and the remarkable acts of ordinary people.

• Ghoul Summer

  Badua, Tracy,

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  Twelve-year-old Barnaby is forced to spend his summer helping his grandpa move, only to be confronted by Maxwell—a moody ghost boy with some unfinished business.

• I Dance

  Rañola, Diana,

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  An easy-to-read book for children who love to dance. Includes phonics features, as well decodable and sight words.

• Riding Through Rice Fields

  a Trip to the Philippines

  Sterling, Michelle,

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  While Mateo learns more about this side of his father that he never knew, he also learns about bayanihan—people in the community coming together to help someone in need.