Si Diwayen, Noong Bago Dumating ang mga Espanyol
Lunhaw and Diwayen are friends. But their fates are just too different: Lunhaw is a princess, while Diwayen is a slave. Will Diwayen ever taste true freedom?
Magkaibigan si Lunhaw at si Diwayen. Ngunit sadyang magkaiba ang kanilang kapalaran: prinsesa si Lunhaw habang alipin naman si Diwayen. Makamit kaya ni Diwayen ang tunay na kalayaan?
Featured in the Batang Historyador series are stories of the challenges, dreams, and awakening of five children from five different relevant points of Philippine history. Each story is a glimpse in the way of life and rights of the children during these periods, and a look back at the colorful past of the country.
Published: 2001 Adarna House
Language: Bilingual (Filipino/English)
Age Recommendation: 10+
Pages: 32
Words by Augie Rivera
Illustrations by Paolo Lim
Lunhaw and Diwayen are friends. But their fates are just too different: Lunhaw is a princess, while Diwayen is a slave. Will Diwayen ever taste true freedom?
Magkaibigan si Lunhaw at si Diwayen. Ngunit sadyang magkaiba ang kanilang kapalaran: prinsesa si Lunhaw habang alipin naman si Diwayen. Makamit kaya ni Diwayen ang tunay na kalayaan?
Featured in the Batang Historyador series are stories of the challenges, dreams, and awakening of five children from five different relevant points of Philippine history. Each story is a glimpse in the way of life and rights of the children during these periods, and a look back at the colorful past of the country.
Published: 2001 Adarna House
Language: Bilingual (Filipino/English)
Age Recommendation: 10+
Pages: 32
Words by Augie Rivera
Illustrations by Paolo Lim
Lunhaw and Diwayen are friends. But their fates are just too different: Lunhaw is a princess, while Diwayen is a slave. Will Diwayen ever taste true freedom?
Magkaibigan si Lunhaw at si Diwayen. Ngunit sadyang magkaiba ang kanilang kapalaran: prinsesa si Lunhaw habang alipin naman si Diwayen. Makamit kaya ni Diwayen ang tunay na kalayaan?
Featured in the Batang Historyador series are stories of the challenges, dreams, and awakening of five children from five different relevant points of Philippine history. Each story is a glimpse in the way of life and rights of the children during these periods, and a look back at the colorful past of the country.
Published: 2001 Adarna House
Language: Bilingual (Filipino/English)
Age Recommendation: 10+
Pages: 32
Words by Augie Rivera
Illustrations by Paolo Lim
