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Children of Two Seasons: Poems for Young People

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De Lara Saguisag

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A collection of heartwarming and humorous poetry for and about children, filled with Filipino word play, everyday Filipino happenings, and unquestionable Filipino values subtly but expertly woven into delightful and memorable lines.

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Sortie:: Sep 21, 2017
ISBN:: 9789712729164
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Children of Two Seasons

Poems for Young People

BY LARA SAGUISAG

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first appeared in Junior Inquirer

Children of Two Seasons: Poems for Young People

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