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Author/Illustrator: Marcus Pfister
Publishers: Simon&Schuster
Year:1992

ANNOTATION/SUMMARY:

A beautiful fished named Rainbow Fish with shiny, multi-colored scales. Every fish was mesmerized to her and wish to have liked her shiny scales. Then a small blue fish ask her humbly if she could as for one of her scale but the rainbow fish show a rude manner. After that every other fish avoided him. The octopus gives him an advice that in order to seek real happiness she should learn to share with others. in the second time the blue fish ask her shiny scale , finally she gives one and after seeing the joy in the fish , she started to share her shiny scale with other and find the true happiness and joy.

The main point of this story is that try to learn on sharing and giving what you have because sharing can makes happy not just you but for the everyone else. Being rude and greedy could put you in loneliness while sharing others is that you’re not only helping yourself but at the same time you’re helping others happiness and joy.

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Author: AESOP,Paul Galdone

Publisher: New York, Whittlesey House

Year: 1962

ANNOTATION/SUMMARY:

The Hare mock and make fun to the Tortoise for being slow. So the tortoise challenged the hare the he will going to win first and proving it with a race. Amuse by the idea, the Hare accepted the challenge. The hare are more ahead and far while the tortoise still slowly and steady. The hare stop by and take a nap thinking that the he’s going to win. Upon awaking he saw that the tortoise crawling slowly and steady but arrived before him and he realizes his error for underestimating him.

The books main point is that don’t underestimate and belittle those weaker and slower to you because that kind of things could help you in other way. Do things in a slowly but surely so you could achieve your goal in a right way.

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Author/illustrator: Eric Carle

Publisher: World Publishing Company

Year: 1969

ANNOTATION/SUMMARY:

From an egg, a small caterpillar emerge it is a very hungry caterpillar who eats everything she saw. And when finally she was no longer hungry she  started to build a house out of cocoon and stay inside for weeks and finally emerge into a beautiful butterfly  flying freely.

The book illustrated into colorful images that help to be easy to read and understand especially children’s. The story about the patient and hope, conveying a message that just likes the small caterpillar, someday you would also evolve and grow to fly with your own beautiful wings.

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Author: Phillip and Hannah Hoose

Illustrator: Debbie Tilly

Publisher: Random House Children’s Book

Year: 1998

ANNOTATION/SUMMARY:

This book is a Rhyming book. Hey, Little Ant is about a kid who across an ant in his way and face with his choices if he should squished the ant or not. Their encounter explored into different perspective of the kid and ant about the squish choices, until they came along on debating about the merit, quality and the level between the different creatures life.

The book want to share and conveyed a message to everyone that every creatures like human or animals has the right to live and should be treated equally and respectfully because at the end of the day all creatures has a life to tell and share.

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Author: Trudy Ludwig

Illustrator: Patrice Barton

Publisher: New York: Alfred A. Knopf

Year: 2003

ANNOTATION & SUMMARY:

A boy named Brian known as an invisible boy in the class. Nobody in his classmate even teachers notices him and thinks to include him to their team and groups. Even in any events like school events, and birthdays he was invisible and feel left out, until one day a new boy  named Justine came to the class. Brian was the first person who welcomes Justine and later on became friend, partner and a team. Since then Brian started to be known and shine on his own.

A story that teach and gives a lesson that even in a small act of kindness can already help a person from loneliness and help them to be flourished and develop self-confidence. This story conveying a message that we should be aware and try to observe people around us because we don’t know what they feel and think.

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The Invisible Boy, Written by Trudy Ludwig Illustrated by Patrice Barton

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Author: E.B White

Illustrated: Garth Williams

Publisher: Harper &Brothers

Year: 1952

ANNOTATION/SUMMARY:

A girl Fern Arable has a piglet pet named Wilbur. When Wilbur no longer a piglet he was sold to Fern’s uncle in Zuckerman’s backyard, he meet a barn spider named Charlotte and became friends. When Wilbur discovers that he will be slaughtered by the farmers, he asks for help to Charlotte. So Charlotte makes a plan and help Wilbur to be save by writing a message about some pig using her own web in order to persuade the farmer to let her alive, through her spider web she able to save her friend Wilbur.

The story show a strong friendship that you could lean for in every circumstance, even the differences cannot hinder a true and pure friendship.

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Author and Illustrator: Dr. Jose Rizal, Auri Asuncion Yambao, Grace Asuncion

Publisher: Tahanan Books for Young Readers

Year: 2003

ANNOTATION/SUMMARY:

The Monkey and the Turtle saw a banana tree at the river and they divided into two. The monkey got the upper part thinking that it would easily bear a fruit while the turtle got the root. The turtle’s plant grew while the monkey didn’t. Because of jealousy, the monkey got a plan by deceiving the turtle by offering a help. When he got up he eats all the bananas without giving to the turtle.  Turtle was furious, when the monkey sleep he put thorns at the trunk of tree and when the monkey woke up he couldn’t go down because of the thorns around the three.

The story teach us that not all stronger are always going to win, and not to be greed and underestimate others weaknesses and capacity.

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Author and illustrator: Paul Galdone

Publisher: Clarion Books

Year: 1985

ANNOTATION/SUMMARY:

The little red hen found a grains of wheat in the garden, so she as planning to plant it with the help of all her friend , the mouse , cat, and dog but all of them refuse to help her. So the little red hen does the entire task by herself. Finally the wheat flour cook into a cake ,she ask her friends if they want to eat and all of them eagerly accepted but then the little red hen told them that she is only has the right to it because she was the one who do all the task.  After that every time the little red hen do a task the three willingly help her.

This story give a moral lesson and teach the children to know and be aware the importance of handwork and what will be the benefit you will got if you have the perseverance and patience on doing a task.

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The Little Red Hen #ReadAlong StoryBook Video For Kids Ages 2-7

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Author: Mabel Cook Cole

Year: 1916

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A toothless dog and cat given a task by their master to deliver the magic ring to her daughter. In their way to deliver the ring the dog lost the magic ring at the river and because the dog afraid to his master he ran away and left the cat to only turn home. Upon knowing what happened the master got angry and ordered everyone to find the dog. So whenever there is a dog passing they would ask “Are you my old toothless dog who lost the magic ring? If you are your tail must cut off.” Because of fear, the dog show his teeth and immediately wagged their tail to prove that he’s not guilty.

This story explained that animals behaviors and how they show their feelings or emotion through the action and uses of their body language.

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Author: JONATHAN JOSOL              Publishers: Lampara Publishing House, Precious Page Corporation
Illustrator: Joel Paule
Year: 2008

Annotation/Summary:

Pina is a lazy spoiled kid who has excuses. When her mother got sick, she told Pina to cook but she still didn’t do and said to her mother that she couldn’t find the ladle because of that her mother burst into an anger and spite her a cursed that hoping Pina could have a thousand of eyes all over her head so that she couldn’t find any excuses in finding things. That’s how the reason why it called as pineapple that derives from a child curse to have thousand eyes.

This story tells us that we should always follow our parents and respect them because all they do for us is for our own sake and good. Being lazy and always finding excuses is not good and may create a problem especially on encountering different situations.