The document details the 2nd regional workshop on school libraries in ASEAN countries, highlighting various awards in Philippine children's literature, such as the 2016 Salanga and Alcala prizes. It provides a historical overview of Philippine children's literature, tracing its development from pre-colonial times through various colonial periods to the present. Additionally, it mentions key organizations involved in promoting children's literature in the Philippines.

1. The IASL 2nd
Regional Workshop
on School Libraries
in ASEAN Countries
Zarah C. Gagatiga
Teacher Librarian
Blogger, Author, Storyteller,
Board Member, Representing Librarians
Philippine Board on Books for Young
People ( PBBY )
Philippine
Children’s
Literature
Today
http://lovealibrarian.blogspot.com

2. The 3rd Tuesday of July is
National Children’s Book
Day in the Philippines!
The Philippine Board on Books
for Young People
Born in 1982
The Monkey and the Tortoise
A retelling by Jose Rizal
Published in Trubner’s Oriental
Record, London 1889

3. Awarding of the
2016 Salanga Writer’s Prize
and the 2016 Alcala
Illustrator’s Prize
Alfredo Salanga
Poet, Journalist, Writer & Editor
Larry Alcala
Visual Artist & Comic Book
Creator
Go to the PBBY website for more information
Mr. Genaro Gojo Cruz is the winner of the 2016
Salanga Writer's Prize
Mr. Mark Lawrence Andres is the winner of the
2016 Alcala Illustrator's Prize

4. Awarding of the 2016 National
Children’s Book Award (NCBA)

5. Awarding of the 2016 National
Children’s Book Award (NCBA)

6. Awarding of
the 2016 Kids’
Choice Awards
2012 NCBA Winners
2014 NCBA and Kids' Choice
Awards

7. The 2015 Filipino
Readers’ Choice
Awards
Filipino ReaderCon 2015
Online Nomination
Select Filipino Readers read and
judge in the awards
Online Short List/Final list
Final round of judging
Announcement of Winners

8. The 2015 Filipino
Readers’ Choice
Awards
Filipino ReaderCon 2015
Young Adult Fiction Category

9. The 2015 Filipino
Readers’ Choice
Awards
Filipino ReaderCon 2015
Graphic Novel and Comic Books
Category

17. How did we
get to where
we are?
Highlights and notable
developments in
Philippine Children’s
Literature

18. Pre-colonial Philippines

19. Pre-colonial Philippines

20. Tales From the 7,000 Isles:
Filipino Folk Stories (Libraries
Unlimited, USA 2011)
Legends
Folk Tales
Pourquio Tales
Rhymes and Riddles
Songs and Games

21. Spanish Colonial
Period
Book of Prayers
Metrical Romance,
Awit at Corrido
European
influence: El Cid,
Don Quixote
Doctrina Cristiana
Florante at Laura
Ibong Adarna

22. US Colonial Period

23. Post War Period
Rise of the publishing
houses:
Philippine Book Company
Bookman, Inc.
Bookmark
National Bookstore
Pamana Inc.
-

24. 1970 to the
Present Time
Children’s
Communication Center
Children’s Literature
Association of the
Philippines
The Philippine Board on
Books for Young People
National Book
Development Board

25. Where do we go from here?