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Bathala and Sinta: A Philippine Myth of Creation

Stephanie Richoll

5/5 ( ratings)

Using a simple language and creative images, this book in Philippine folklore explains how living things and heavenly bodies were formed; and why storms, dust and wind exist. The way the story is crafted is intended to rouse the young readers’ imagination. While it aims to stimulate an early interest to learn other cultures, it also delivers a rich moral that can be found in the story.

Pages: 26

Format: Kindle Edition

Bathala and Sinta: A Philippine Myth of Creation

Stephanie Richoll

5/5 ( ratings)

Using a simple language and creative images, this book in Philippine folklore explains how living things and heavenly bodies were formed; and why storms, dust and wind exist. The way the story is crafted is intended to rouse the young readers’ imagination. While it aims to stimulate an early interest to learn other cultures, it also delivers a rich moral that can be found in the story.

Pages: 26

Format: Kindle Edition

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