Books published by publisher Literally Literature

Do you consider yourself an ordinary young person? Then you’ve probably asked these questions too! Is it OK to date? Can I pray for a mate? Why are we so different? How can I be sure it’s love? Could she be God’s will for me? Discover the answers and a lot more from this book written just for you! ------------ “Young people will welcome this book by Mrs. Evelyn Miranda-Feliciano. Written in plain, easy-to-understand language in Filipino thought patter, Love and Courtship is basic for Filipino young people. . . . I am certain that with the help of this book, our young people will be spared of many heartaches.” Fred M. Magbanua, Jr. Former Managing Director Far East Broadcasting Co., (Phil.) Inc.

Note: This story is written in Filipino with parallel English text.Playful Zikki is so curious about sharp objects. But what will happen when Zikki accidentally cuts himself? Tackle the basics of the human body and promote good health through stories! “Tito Dok” Luis Gatmaitan, MD makes medical concepts fun and easy to grasp through imaginative tales and amusing characters. Kids learn to value and care for their bodies as God’s creation.

Note: This story is written in Filipino with parallel English text.A family moves to Peter's neighborhood. Peter hears his neighbors talking about them. They say that they are bad people since they are Muslims. Peter feels sad. He hopes he can be friends with the new boy, since they are about the same age. But is it really possible for a Christian and a Muslim to be friends?

The second book featuring the painfully shy Shelly Trudy. Now, she belongs to a group of loyal friends who call themselves "The Secret Squad." Their mission is to protect their schoolmates from bullying, and to fight againts bullying. Their first mission is to make the biggest bully of their class—Jake—sorry for everything that he's done to everybody who does not belong to his group of friends. Everything was going according to plan until Shelly stumbles into something that she shouldn't have seen. Now, she's wondering if their mission to make Jake pay is the right thing to do after all.

Follow the adventures of endearing 6-year-old Mateo, a farmer’s son from Umingan, Pangasinan. Teo meets odd people and stumbles into strange situations, but in every encounter his admirable character shines through. Teo’s example inspires children to love God and others in everyday life. In Half and Half, Teacher Ligaya is puzzled that Teo keeps drawing half-fruits. A moving story about the beauty of sharing.