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Princess Zacana was the only daughter of the King and Queen of the peaceful Kingdom of Zaluga. She grew up into a beautiful maiden with extraordinary talent for singing. No one could capture her heart, until Prince Lukno captured her and took her to his kingdom Balugan. But no matter how well Prince Lukno treated the captured princess, she continued to be sad, so he returned Zacana to Zaluga. But, unknown to the Prince and the Princess, disaster had befallen to Zacana’s parents and their castle.Find out what happened next to Princess Zacana and Prince Lukno as they coped with the tragic and sad turn of events: the disaster in Zaluga, and the sadness of Prince Lukno when he let go of the princess he had captured.

Princess Carlotta, who preferred to act like a librarian, was asked to help Prince Callendro set up his collection of books and manuscripts. While doing the request, she discovered something sinister in the marriage plans of Princess Sayla who the Prince is about to marry. Princess Carlotta not only helped the Prince in setting up his library, but also saved him from marrying Sayla and solved even more pressing problems in her own kingdom.

Princess Sunyata as a child was outgoing and the darling of her kingdom. But when she grew up, she turned into a nocturnal person, with plenty of energy and pep during the night, but slept most of the day. She attended parties at some bad places. Her parents, the King and Queen, asked a wizard for help. The wizard turned Sunyata into a sunflower, visible to the entire kingdom as before, and would remain as a plant until a prince came along to take her away. A Prince Meneleo, looking for a wife, was a collector of plant species. When he saw the strange sunflower, he cut it down and stole it. This broke the wizard’s spell and turned the cut sunflower into the real Princess Sunyata. Thus, he found his future bride.

The three little pigs in the classic story were given names: Myron, Dunlee, and Toban. They have a sister, Yassy. The boy pigs went away from their parent’s home to build their own. Myron made one out of straw, which was easily blown down by the wolf. Dunlee built one out of sticks, but it was also destroyed by the wolf. The third one, made of stones from the river, was strong so it could not be blown down. The wolf tried to get in by trickery to no avail. The boy pigs decided to build all their houses with stone, so the wolf had to resort to other means to get his pork chops.The boys were very proud of what they had done. They had not forgotten their sister Yassy and they invited her to visit them, always mindful of the possible encounter with the wolf.

"This story is an adaptation of the popular “Old MacDonald Had a Farm” children’s rhyme. It is told from the point of view of a farmer from the Philippines. Old Ambrocio retires from city life and sets up a farm with his dog Bantay. His main work animal is the carabao, also known as the water buffalo). He raises the usual animals like geese, pigs, and goats, as well as rice and corn. He enjoys showing his farm to his grandchildren. Old Ambrocio shares his farm produce with his neighbors and friends.A new set of verses is included to be sung like the popular children’s song."