
Written by Ren Reyes Dela Cruz
A boy unravels his grandmother's quirky English, discovering family history and cultural love.
A young boy is puzzled by his Filipino grandmother's unique English. As he seeks to understand her, he embarks on a journey through language and family history, embracing cultural diversity. With each step, he uncovers the beauty of his heritage and the ancient Baybayin script. Will he find a deeper connection to his roots and a newfound appreciation for his grandmother's world? This vibrant tale invites families to celebrate their cultural identity and heritage, offering a heartwarming glimpse into the lives of Filipino immigrants and their quest to keep traditions alive.
“Beecows and Prench Pries?! Why does Lola say such funny words?”A young boy questions his Filipino Grandmother and her interesting English. Determined to better understand her, he follows his Lola and discovers a new love for language, his family history, and learns to be open minded about different backgrounds.Filipino terms on every page will inspire children and readers of all ages to read about Lola again and again!A great introduction to the ancient Baybayin script of the Philippines.A colorful story for the families of Filipino immigrants who hope to instill a love for culture in a home away from home.
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