Happy National Childrens Book Day : OMF Literature - Evangelical Christian Books Philippines : Events

In honor of National Children's Book Day, we want to share with you what kids (and parents, too!) say about HIYAS, OMF Literature's imprint for children's books.

We are privileged to be able to influence and inspire kids everywhere to grow in their love of reading, their love for their family and friends, and of course to teach them at their young age about the love of God.

Happy National Children's Book Day!

Ulkkk! Di Ko Malunok ang Tableta! is really an inspiration to me. My dentist gave me tablets days after I read this. I followed the steps in the book and voila! The tablet directly went through my esophagus! Thanks to this book I feel a little bit adult!

- Darlene

Dumalaw kami sa Manila at binili ng anak ko ang Ngiii! Ang Kati-Kati ng Ulo Ko! at Sandosenang Sapatos. Pagbalik namin sa Germany, binasa niya ito pati sa mga tita niya. Hindi sa English, kundi Tagalog! Napakaligaya ko dahil binabasa na naman niya ang mga libro ngayon, napakagandang mga kuwento.

- Rose, mula sa Germany

I can relate with Arthur’s Angry, especially when I’m angry. But thank God I’m learning to control my anger.
Chinglee

I learned through Ate na si Arra to always trust in God because nothing is impossible with Him.
Janet

In Ang Bagong Kaibigan ni Bing Butiki, I learned that we must treat even small animals with respect. We must also respect, love, and care for each other.
Chelly

May Mga Lihim Kami ni Ingkong is so touching. The love and bond between the grandfather and his grandson is really inspiring.
Carmella

Sandosenang Sapatos is so inspiring! Napakagandang istorya, di ako nagsasawang basahin. I’ll share this with my future students.
Loida

I just love the story of Duglit. I enjoy reading it with my mom and cousins. Thanks to Tito Dok for creating this good story for children like me!
Ashley

Tomo vol. 1 is interesting, especially when the the warriors of King Ardath attacked Mr. Jou's house. Even if the drawings are black and white, the story is still thrilling.
Adrian

I am a teacher. I told Big Brother to my class so they’ll understand Down Syndrome. They liked it very much, they loved Tinoy. They love their siblings more now after hearing the story. They even borrowed the book from me!
Mars