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This book, Be Your Own Boss! The Puka King Story, is about the amazing and inspiring true story of a boy who started peddling the streets at ten; went around the country as a salesman in his teens; becoming RP's Puka Shell King, Global Entrepreneur and today, a Tower Builder. The book's main purpose, vision and mission is to inspire and spark entrepreneurship in the Filipinos, here and abroad, particularly among the youth, the OFWs, and their dependents.

Easy access to Bob Ong's books for the bobongpinoys in North America.

We are a non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening elementary school education in the Philippines so that all children √·∆Ì√Ë even the most disadvantaged √·∆Ì√Ë can receive a great education. Our award-winning approach emphasizes local community involvement in both the Philippines and the United States.

The year was 1899, and Private David Fagen had a decision to make. He'd volunteered to serve in America's first overseas war to prove to the folks back home a black man's blood just as good as a white's when spilled fighting for Old Glory. Now, at the dawn of a new century, Fagen realized he was only a pawn in the white man's crusade for empire. Every time he pulled the trigger he helped enslave the people he came to liberate. In his world pandemonium ruled, anarchy the High Sheriff, and every way Fagen saw it his past was a blind alley and his future dead-ended. Immersed in America's four-year pursuit of conquest and occupation in the Philippines, the young private was torn between loyalty to his country, his love for Clarita Socorro, the beautiful and mysterious guerilla fighter, and sympathy for her people's struggle for freedom. Unable to reconcile his participation in this violent clash of national wills and personal tragedy, Fagen defected and fought on the side of the Filipino guerillas, thereby making his mark on the history of two nations.

Book by Joel Paredes, former Director-General of the Philippine Information Agency from 1998 to 2001. “Critical Times is account of what had transpired from the rise of the first Aquino administration to the birth of yet another Aquino regime, and everything that had happened in between, in a compelling collage of news, commentary and history as only Joel- the Journalis and Historian - can masterfully pen.” - Rollie G. Estabillo, President, Samahang Plaridel

Books about the Philippines reviewed by Danny Yee, an Australian hobbyist.

We turn the world's pages for the Filipino. Emerald Headway Distributors, Inc. is one of the leading distributors of imported and local magazines and books in the Philippines - Blue Ridge, Quezon City.

Filway Marketing, Inc. has been in the book business since 1975. We are now the Exclusive Philippine Distributor of Time Life Home Learning Programs. Filway shares in Time Life’s mission of opening the door to our children’s futures through a range of high-quality home-education products that make learning interesting, interactive and fun for infants and older children. Give your child the Time Life edge - Industria cor. Economia Sts., Bagumbayan, Quezon city with branches in main cities all over the Philippines.

The first book written on the Philippine Marine Corps. Released in March 1998, the book is the first installment of several volumes to document the Philippine Marine Corps role, history and development as a unit of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

Fan site for the Pinoy Harry Potter.

It√·∆Ì√Ùs the phrase that greets every foreign guy in the Philippines on a daily basis. And perhaps nobody personifies the meaning of this moniker better than Ted Lerner, an American whose popular, freewheeling column, "Hey, Joe,√·∆Ì¿Ú appears weekly in Manila√·∆Ì√Ùs BusinessWorld newspaper and the Asia Times Online. Order Now!

A compelling and highly readable ten-volume history of the Philippines. It provides a comprehensive and easily understandable narration of events, people, and circumstances that have shaped the nation from the Geologic Period to 1986 (EDSA Revolution).

In this engaging account, the sounds, sights, and flavors of six Filipino festivals show how the modern Philippine nation developed. Folk tales, recipes, songs, vivid illustrations, and lots more bring the celebrations and celebrants to life. For kids 9 to 13, but enjoyable for all ages. Order now!. From Pacific View Press in Berkeley, CA.

At last ... after 118 years, a sequel to Jose Rizal's classic. A novel by Roger P. Olivares.

Palacio de Malaca?¨±ang 200 Years of a Ruling House attempts to situate Malaca?¨±ang Palace, in its place in Philippine social and political history and its architecture. National Artist for Literature Nick Joaquin's narrative tells of the times of the grand house on the banks of the Pasig River and the lives of the Spanish and American governors, the Philippine presidents and their families.

Compiled by the Asian Division of the US Library of Congress, this classified bibliography consists of approximately 5000 entries for monographic works about the Philippines in all languages held by the Library.

National Pride, World Peace is dedicated to the Philippine military and civilian police contingents to global peace support and humanitarian relief operations, from 1950 to date.

Where people don't judge a book by its cover.

Eyewitness account by Dr. Paul Ashton. Dr. Ashton (Adjutant of General Wainwright's Philippine Division - Medical Regiment and Assistant Bataan Force Surgeon) wrote two books about his and other's experiences in the Philippines during World War II, so that future generations will know the truth and won't forget the horrors of war.

The largest theft in the history of mankind. What is the truth behind the Japanese spoils of war known as the Yamashita Treasure? Did it actually exist? If so, what happened to it?

A story of a mother's love, a people's struggle for freedom, and the many miracles which took place at a time of both near-civil war and religious devotion. Order now from amazon.com.

The Philippines Rediscovered, a book of photographs by Stuart Dee, shows his artistic vision of a country as he returns following a twenty-year absence.
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In the 1960s, Stu Schlegel went into a remote rainforest on the Philippine island of Mindanao as an anthropologist in search of material. What he found was a group of people whose tolerant, gentle way of life would transform his own values and beliefs profoundly. Order now through amazon.com.