The Little Prince in Different Philippine Languages

The Little Prince is one of those books which has a different meaning for different people depending on which stage of their life they find themselves in. It's almost like the bible which can be interpreted in several different ways.

The Little Prince is a book about relationships and how to think like a child. It also has some references to spirituality especially towards the end of the book.

While it has the distinction of being the second most translated book after the bible, surprisingly it still hasn't been translated to many Philippine languages. Currently, The Little Prince is only available in Tagalog (Filipino), Bikol and Chavacano. The Philippines has eight major languages so we still have a long way to go. 😙

Where and How to Buy The Little Prince in Tagalog (Filipino)

Online
Price: P129.00
Website: http://claretianpublicationsbookstore.com/books/pastoral/ang-munting-prinsipe

At National Bookstore
It is available in selected National Bookstore branches. You may approach the Customer Service Counter in your preferred branch for availability and reservation.

Ang Munting Prinsipe

Where and How to Buy The Little Prince in Bikol Language

Solidaridad Bookshop
Price: P300.00
Address: 531 Padre Faura St, Ermita, Manila

ADNU Press
Price: P150.00
Email: bikolbook@yahoo.com or upress@adnu.edu.ph

The Little Prince in Bikol Language (An Sadit Na Prinsipe)
An Sadit na Prinsipe

An Sadit na Prinsipe Special Edition

Where and How to Buy The Little Prince in Chavacano

Online
Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/eldiutayprincipe

El Diutay Principe


 Spine


Back cover 

Inside page 

Front cover

Comments

  1. how i wish na sana magkaroon din ng ganito ang harry potter series

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

How to Register to DITO Promos Thru Text

Zamboanga Hermosa song lyrics

Cuando by Comic Relief song lyrics