Collection: Junior Fiction - Bilingual

Caged and maltreated by its owners, this bird has only bad words to say. But what happens when Teo befriends this lonely bird?

Mia and her friend Kai don't look like their mums. When Mia goes out with her mum people assume that she's not with her mum. Mia tells of her experience of being judged by the colour of her skin. Find out how Mia and Kai show the world who their mums are

Mia and her friend Kai don't look like their mums. When Mia goes out with her mum people assume that she's not with her mum. Mia tells of her experience of being judged by the colour of her skin. Find out how Mia and Kai show the world who their mums are

Mia and her friend Kai don't look like their mums. When Mia goes out with her mum people assume that she's not with her mum. Mia tells of her experience of being judged by the colour of her skin. Find out how Mia and Kai show the world who their mums are

Mia and her friend Kai don't look like their mums. When Mia goes out with her mum people assume that she's not with her mum. Mia tells of her experience of being judged by the colour of her skin. Find out how Mia and Kai show the world who their mums are

Mia and her friend Kai don't look like their mums. When Mia goes out with her mum people assume that she's not with her mum. Mia tells of her experience of being judged by the colour of her skin. Find out how Mia and Kai show the world who their mums are

Mia and her friend Kai don't look like their mums. When Mia goes out with her mum people assume that she's not with her mum. Mia tells of her experience of being judged by the colour of her skin. Find out how Mia and Kai show the world who their mums are

Mia and her friend Kai don't look like their mums. When Mia goes out with her mum people assume that she's not with her mum. Mia tells of her experience of being judged by the colour of her skin. Find out how Mia and Kai show the world who their mums are

Ginny searched for her brother's mysterious playmate, a dwarf. This is the first Filipino story to bring awareness and acceptance of children with autism.

A little boy talking about what strange creatures live in his house, such as the yeps on the steps, the nooth grush on his toothbrush, the yottle in the bottle and the jertain in the curtain.