Fetch Your Copy Si Duglit, Ang Dugong Makulit Devised By Luis P. Gatmaitan Conveyed In Pamphlet

is so much better than Hataraku Saibou because this has no illintention of making the characters a lolishota, or MILF, or being a cutiepie and there are no hints of romance between white blood cell and red blood cell.


Guys before Hataraku Saibou Cells at Work became mainstream, this was the bomb! This won a Palanca award and this book deserves to be known by the Pinoy kids today sobrang cutie ng story ni Duglit huhuz A mustread! Very entertaining and educational.
A red blood cell discovers his real worth, Explore with Duglit as he takes you into the inner workings of the human body,

Winner of the First Prize in theDon Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature for Maikling Kuwentong Pambata, nice THIS WAS MY MOST FAVORITE CHILDREN'S BOOK BAR NONE

You get to accompany a small droplet of blood called Duglit in his quest to see the outside world! In doing so you meet the other inhabitants of the body, like the heart, the lungs etc, who are

all terribly interesting characters.


Also, this is is where I learned the word "tsubibo" ok, and it's not a Ferris wheel! The tsubibo is the carousel, ok!!!! Luis P.
Gatmaitan, MD is a medical doctor and an author of thanchildrens books, some of which have been translated into Nihongo, Thai, and Bahasa Indonesia.
He chaired the Philippine Board on Books for Young People PBBY and now sits on the council of the National Council for Childrens Television NCCT as a child development specialist.
Known as Tito Dok to his readers and listeners, he hosts a weekly radio storytelling program, Wan Dey Isang Araw atDZAS of the Far Eastern Broadcasting Company.
In, he was one of the recipients of The Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines TOYM, He was inducted into the Hall of Fame of the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature in, Luis P. Gatmaitan, MD is a medical doctor and an author of thanchildren's books, some of which have been translated into Nihongo, Thai, and Bahasa Indonesia.
He chaired the Philippine Board on Books for Young People PBBY and now sits on the council of the National Council for Children's Television NCCT as a child development specialist.
Known as Tito Dok to his readers and listeners, he hosts a weekly radio storytelling program, Wan Dey Isang Araw atDZAS of the Far Eastern Broadcasting Company.
In, he was one of the recipients of The Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines TOYM, He was inducted into the Hall of Fame of the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature in, sitelink.