Barefoot in Fire: A World War II Childhood by Barbara Ann Gamboa-Lewis FILIPINO AMERICAN EXPERIENCE & FILIPINOS IN THE DIASPORA - Women Writers (Ludy Astraquillo Ongkeko)

Barefoot in Fire: A World War II Childhood by Barbara Ann Gamboa-Lewis FILIPINO AMERICAN EXPERIENCE & FILIPINOS IN THE DIASPORA - Women Writers (Ludy Astraquillo Ongkeko)Read the Powerful True Story of a Young Girl Growing Up In Manila in the early 1940's Pooh hunched over the dictionary looking for the perfect name to call herself. She founded it under Barbara, meaning foreign, strange. It was the right name for a feisty, smart, fiercely independent girl growing up bi racial and poor in war torn Manila. Join Pooh in her adventures, wheter it's chasing after wild ducks, foiling a chicken tief, piloing her own

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Ishmael Bernal (Film)

Authored by Luciano P

the Moro rebellion that broke out in Sulu in the 1970s and that continues to wound the nation is seen vividly thought the lives of the mestiza Rosy Wright

Publisher: Vibal Foundation & Kalaw Ledesma Foundation

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The essays included in Asian Diasporas look at the worldwide dispersal of Asian populations through the lens of diaspora

This title contains a collection of American war stories all the way from the foundation of the country to their participation in the Vietnam War

Generation Summit: Tapping the bayanihan spirit of the youth (UPDATED) More than a thousand students and youth leaders come together to discuss the youth's role in adapting to climate change

ISBN: 978-97-1-550319-8

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