Ang Bundok Na Nagmahal Sa Ibon, Ni Alice McLerran
(The Mountain That Loved A Bird, by Alice McLerrran)
Translated to Filipino by Rene O. Villanueva
Illustrated by Beaulah Pedregosa Taguiwalo

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About the language

Filipino (formerly called Pilipino) is the national language of the Philippines as designated in the 1987 Philippine Constitution. In practice, some see English as the country’s other official language. The language Filipino is a member of the Austronesian languages. It is a standardized dialect of Tagalog and is sometimes referred to, albeit incorrectly, as the generic name for the several different languages of the Philippines.

On November 13, 1937 the First National Assembly created the National Language Institute, which selected Tagalog as the basis of a new national language. Tagalog is the indigenous language with the most developed and extensive written literary tradition, mirroring that of the Tuscan dialect of Italian. In 1961, this Philippine national language became known as Pilipino, which was later renamed to Filipino in the 1972 Constitution.

The termFilipino is also used to refer to the Filipino people.

About the translator Rene O. Villanueva

About the author Alice McLerran

About the illustrator Beaulah Pedregosa Taguiwalo

How to buy the book

ANG BUNDOK NA NAGMAHAL SA IBON, ni Alice McLerran
Translated to Filipino by Rene O. Villanueva
Illustrations by Beaulah Pedregosa Taguiwalo
8.5 x 11 inches, 28 pages saddle-stitch, color cover and inside pages

Published by Mother Tongue Publishing Inc.
Email: mothertonguepublishinginc@gmail.com
Cellphone: 0917-787-4956 in Manila

To order, contact the publisher.
The price is PhP280 per copy / PhP800 for 3 copies.
Please add cost of shipping and handling.

This book is also available in Iloko, Hiligaynon, Kinaray-a and Cebuano.

One Response to “ANG BUNDOK NA NAGMAHAL SA IBON (FILIPINO)”


  1. Dear Sir/Madam:

    I would like to apply for a position of Writer. I will paste my resume for your perusal. Thank you.

    BELINDA L. OFALDA
    No. 7 Pearl St., Concepcion Subd., Concepcion 1,
    Marikina City 1807, Philippines
    Mobile phone no. 09275036292/09157957237

    Personal Data:

    Date of birth : July 16, 1964
    Height : 5 feet
    Weight : 120 pounds
    Status : Married, with 3 children
    Name of husband : Geronimo O. Ofalda

    Education:

    -College : Polytechnic University of the Philippines
    Course : Bachelor in Business Management major in Mktg. (85 units earned)-1981 to 1983

    -“Finishing Course for Medical Transcriptionists”
    (160 hours) June to August 2007
    -granted by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo thru TESDA
    -conducted by Expert School of Nursing, Inc.(Marikina City)

    -“Simple Cataloging & Classification of Books” – Feb. 23-24 ‘06
    conducted by PACE Library, Cubao, Quezon City

    Employment:

    * KOREAN COMPANY – Mr. Victor Jung, Writer
    October 2008 – June 2009

    Held responsible for writing business letters for Korean website.

    * COMMUNICATION FOUNDATION FOR ASIA, Home-based researcher/writer
    July 2004 – May 2006

    Developed and improved print modules of the government for their educational program for out-of-school youths.

    * COUNTERPOINT PUBLISHING, INC., Managing Editor
    April 1999 – Oct. 2000

    Duties and Responsibilities:

    Held responsible for:

    1. Discussing with the Editor the required “lineup” and contents for the next issue.

    2. Coordinating with writers and columnist, and informing them about the topics to be considered for their article.

    3. Talking about the format for cover as well as the arrangements for inside pages with the Layout Artist.

    4. Attending meetings with the Publisher (the owner) from time to time. Reporting details of events in the department, and suggesting things for service improvement.

    5. Writing articles for publication.

    * PRECIOUS PAGES CORPORATION, Book Editor
    February 1997 – March 1999

    Duties and Responsibilities:

    Held responsible for:

    1. Editing three (3) to five (5) manuscripts a day.

    2. Meeting with the Publisher once a month and suggesting things to be improved in a plot or in a writer’s novel itself, so that those suggestions may be formally told to the writer.

    3. Acting as the Managing Editor of a women’s magazine latterly published to supplement the company’s novel books.

    4. Training of proofreaders eyed to be promoted to editor positions.

    5. Writing short stories for the magazine supplement.

    * ATLAS PUBLISHING, INC., Official Writer
    Jan. 1996 – 1997

    Duties and Responsibilities:

    Held responsible for:

    1. Transcribing news reports submitted by field reporters.
    2. Editing news reports transcribed by other official writer.

    * INTER-AIDE, PHILIPPINES, Magazine Editor
    Feb. 1987 – Nov. 1990

    1. Conceptualizing a magazine (NEGOTIPS) which catered to micro-entrepreneurs in KAMANAVA (Kaloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela – indigent people) areas.

    2. Discussing with the French boss about business development ideas and promotions, exchanging ideas on how to improve the magazine concept.

    3. Writing some articles on topics related to the times, which have been posted on the magazine.

    * MARKET INFORMATION AND RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, Researcher/Interviewer
    Dec. 1985 – March 1986

    Duties and Responsibilities:

    Held responsible for:

    1. Interviewing executives from top companies for surveys assigned by
    U.S. clients.

    2. Assisting on tabulations done in the office, at least once a
    month.

    * COVENANT CHILDREN ACADEMY, INC., Admin
    May ‘04– Aug. ‘06

    Duties and Responsibilities:

    Held responsible for:

    1. Preparing school’s business correspondences, as well as inter-
    office memo’s signed by the Principal, the Administrative
    Head, and the school’s Director.

    2. Purchasing school’s equipments and facilities.

    3. Instructing Office clerk, Messenger, Security Guard, Library Assistant, and Janitors of their work loads.

    4. Acting as school board’s recording secretary. Organizing
    board meetings, taking down notes, and writing out minutes of meeting.

    5. Performing other duties and responsibilities that have been
    assigned from time to time by the Principal, the school’s
    Director, the Administrative Head, and the Board of Directors.

    Character references:

    • Pastor Oscar Josef, Head Pastor, Covenant Children Fellowship 934-31-02

    • Mrs. Recie Maningding, Company Nurse, Armscor 948-13-53

    • Ms. Ariz Padernal, Call Center Employee, 716-17-55

    I hereby certify that the above details are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beliefs.

    BELINDA L. OFALDA
    Applicant


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