Dancing the Tinikling by Bobbie Peyton, Illustrated by Diobelle Cerna Regional

Dancing the Tinikling by Bobbie Peyton, Illustrated by Diobelle Cerna Regional"Jojo, come dance! " Lola calls, inviting him to leap between the clapping and slapping bamboo poles and dance the tinikling with her. Whirling, twirling, and singing in Tagalog, Jojo tries but trips. Lola dances between the two poles easily, the same way she dances between their American and Filipino cultures Jojo knows that dance! And finally, spinning and hopping to the rhythm of his life, he's dancing the tinikling! Part of the Own Voices, Own

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fallacy and fable in Philippines history

and farm areas grew rapidly and changed dramatically--as did all of Puget Sound

and future prospects for Asian American theater in New York City

serialized in a magazine ten years ago

“but he doesn’t

-Marianne VIlanueva

I'm Not Here

illustrated by Elbert Or

Filipino and Filipino American writers explore the universal challenges and experiences of Filipino teens after the historic events of 9/11

Making use of interviews and statistical data

The book shows that the Filipino writer has not been passive under the impact of foreign influences