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What Kids Should Know About Andres and the Katipunan - Non FictionSale

What Kids Should Know About Andres and the Katipunan - Non Fiction

by Adarna House

₱159.20₱199.00
andresAndres BonifaciohistorykatipunankkknationalismPhilipine history

About this book

Author: Weng Cahiles
Illustrator: Isa Natividad

2014 Best Read for Kids, 3rd National Children’s Book Awards

Who was Andres Bonifacio? How was Andres as a brother, a husband, and as a revolutionary leader? Here is a handy reference for children on the life of the Supremo and the Katipunan.

Sino si Andres Bonifacio? Paano si Andres umasal bilang kapatid, asawa, at pinuno ng rebolusyon? Narito ang isang madaling sanggunian para sa mga bata tungkol sa buhay ng Supremo at ng Katipunan.

Additional Information
Book designer: Eli Camacho
Consultant: Michael Charleston Chua
Photos courtesy of Emmanuel Encarnacion

ISBN: 9789715084680
Published: 2013
Language: English
Age Recommendation: 10+
48 pages | 160  grams |  7.25 by 10.25 inches

Citation from 2014 National Children's Book Awards:
 
 
Why can’t all history books be written like this — exciting, intriguing, interactive. Even though the blurb in the back says this book is for 10 years old and above, it’s the sort book that a high school student would enjoy and learn more compared to reading their black-and-white, badly printed history book with blurry pictures.

Despite the child-like depictions of Andres Bonifacio and his fellow members of the Katipunan, the personal history of the Supremo and the secret rituals and codes of the Katipuneros have been presented in a truly engaging manner that would delight history buffs and children discovering our country’s history.

(Citation written by Budjette Tan)