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Childrensteens-Catalog-2019-2020 CATALOG ANVIL STARTERS | ANVIL KIDS | ANVIL SCIENCE | ANVIL TEENS TABLE OF CONTENTS ANVIL STARTERS 4 ANVIL KIDS 12 Anvil Children’s and Teens Catalog ANVIL SCIENCE Published and exclusively distributed by 32 ANVIL PUBLISHING, INC. 7th Floor Quad Alpha Centrum 125 Pioneer Street Mandaluyong City 1550 Philippines Trunk lines: (+632) 477-4752; 477-4755 to 57 Fax: (+632) 747-1622 ANVIL TEENS [email protected] 36 [email protected] www.anvilpublishing.com Copyright © 2019 Anvil Publishing, Inc. ALL-TIME FAVES 45 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission from the copyright owners. Book design by Katherine F. Bercasio Printed in the Philippines FORTHCOMING TITLES 59 ANVILANVI LSTARTERS STARTERS Ages 4 to 6 Fireee! Written and illustrated by Aaron Randy ISBN: 9786214202485 Category: Primary 20 pages 10x10 in. Paperback Panicked, Mother Zebra calls the fire station. The firefighters rush to her house. Will Mother Zebra be okay? Follow the firefighters as they hilariously scramble to Anvil Starters boasts of a wide range reach Mother Zebra’s house while guessing the names of of big and colorful picture books, each animal from A to Z! activity books, and read-aloud books that appeal to early learners in an educational and fun way. These books develop literacy and AARON RANDY is a freelance illustrator. He has been working on many illustration projects numeracy skills and impart engaging since 2008. Most of them are children’s stories that help communicate books, applications for games, and design for important themes and values. products. In drawing, his strongest subject are animals. With his unique style, he creates distinctive character designs from a mixture of realism and fantasy. Aaron won first place 1... 2... 3... Ruuun! in the Silentbook Competition by SCBWI Indonesia in 2015. He won second place ISBN: 9789712734076 in the Samsung KidsTime Authors’ Category: Primary Award in Singapore in 2016. Fireee! 56 pages was exhibited in Bologna Children’s 10x10 in. Book Fair, Italy in 2014. Paperback Who will win the wild, wacky marathon? Count from 1 to 100 to find out! 4 ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG 5 ANVIL STARTERS ANVIL STARTERS Ages 4 to 6 Kita-kita Tayo! The New Reading with Phonics Written by Kristine Canon By Julie Hay and Charles E. Wingo Illustrated by Paul Eric Roca ISBN: 9789712729676 ISBN: 9789712733741 Category: Early Learning Category: Early Learning 128 pages 20 pages 8.5x5.5 in. 6x6 in. Paperback Paperback Get to know the simple life of a child through meeting Teach your child to read using phonics. the members of the family, travelling in different modes of transportation, and discovering various Filipino JULIE HAY dishes. was for many years Director of Primary Reading in the elementary schools of Argo, Summit, and Bedford All rights available, except the Philippines. Park, Illinois. CHARLES E. WINGO was Professor of Education, Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois. Matutong Magbasa KRISTINE CANON has By Anvil Publising, Inc. a passion in teaching from nursery to college. She ISBN: 9780712730856 advocates peace education Category: Primary and the inclusion of children 88 pages with special needs. Her book, 5.5x8.5 in Bakit Matagal ang Sundo Ko? Paperback bagged both Grand Prize for the PBBY-Salanga Pahingi Po! Sakay Na! Writer’s Prize and PBBY-Illustrator’s Prize in This books helps children learn 2001. ISBN: 9789712733758 ISBN: 9789712733765 about the Filipino Alphabet while building up their basic vocabulary. Category: Early Category: Early Learning PAUL ERIC ROCA is an Learning 20 pages illustrator and visual artist. 20 pages 6x6 in. He illustrated several 6x6 in. Paperback children’s books including Paperback Si Ching na Takot sa Dilim, Klasmeyt, and Federico. He had worked for The Straits Times in Singapore as an editorial illustrator for nearly eight years. Presently, he is working for Manila Bulletin as an editorial cartoonist. 6 ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG 7 ANVIL STARTERS ANVIL STARTERS Ages 4 to 6 Claysaurus Shares with Claysaurus Helps Rex Claysaurus Explores with Terry Trina ISBN: 9786214202003 ISBN: 9786214201990 ISBN: 9786214202027 Category: Primary Category: Primary Category: Primary 16 pages 16 pages 16 pages 8x10 in. 8x10 in. 8x10 in. Paperback Paperback Paperback Claysaurus: The Little Dino Preschoolers will surely enjoy reading while playing as they join Claysaurus and his friends in exploring the prehistoric world. JOMIKE TEJIDO Written and illustrated worked as an architect for several by Jomike Tejido years until he realized that painting, writing, and Step-by-step instructions at the back of the books are provided for making illustrating for children’s books is his passion. Jomike dinosaurs out of modeling clay that will help kids develop their creativity. ISBN: 9786214202010 has illustrated over 100 books since 2000. Category: Primary 16 pages When he writes and draws, he makes sure there is 8x10 in. always a fun factor in his stories to encourage Paperback curiosity, discovery, playfulness, and to spark the love for reading. 8 ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG 9 ANVIL STARTERS ANVIL STARTERS Ages 4 to 6 Sino Po Sila? Sino Po Sila? Sa Paaralan Sa Daanan (Guess Who? (Guess Who? On At School) the Sidewalk) ISBN: 9789712731532 ISBN: 9789712731648 Category: Primary Category: Primary 20 pages 20 pages 7x9 in. 7x9 in. Paperback Paperback Sino Po Sila? Sa Tahanan (Guess Who! At Home) Written and illustrated by Jomike Tejido ISBN: 9789712731662 Category: Primary 20 pages 7x9 in. Paperback Sino Po Sila? Sino Po Sila? Sa Pamayanan Sa Bayan JOMIKE TEJIDO worked as an architect for several years until (Guess Who? In (Guess Who? he realized that painting, writing, and illustrating for children’s Meet the different characters at home, in school, in the community) In Town) books is his passion. Jomike has illustrated over 100 books the community, and on the street through catchy since 2000. rhymes and lively illustrations. Each includes seven ISBN: 9789712731655 ISBN: 9789712731631 paper toys of the characters featured in the book. Category: Primary Category: Primary When he writes and draws, he makes sure there is always a Filipino-English parallel text. 20 pages 20 pages fun factor in his stories to encourage curiosity, discovery, 7x9 in. 7x9 in. playfulness, and to spark the love for reading. All rights available, except the Philippines. Paperback Paperback 10 ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG 11 ANVIL KIDS Ages 4 to 8 Duck and Croc: Beat the Heat Written and illustrated by Robert Magnuson ISBN: 978-971-27-3384-0 Category: Middle Grade 40 pages 10x8 in. Paperback It’s summer in town, and all the townsfolk are feeling the heat. So Duck and Croc find Anvil Kids offers an exciting list of chapter ways to make snow. However, things go downhill fast. How will Duck and Croc fix books, biographies, illustrated story books, and the situation? graphic novels for beginning and independent readers. Our beloved characters help each other while learning from their mistakes! These books will help develop comprehension skills, an improved reading habit, and values in young learners. Duck and Croc: Cannot Swim Written and illustrated by Robert Magnuson ISBN: 978-971-27-3385-7 Category: Middle Grade 40 pages 10x8 in. Paperback Duck and Croc excitingly go to Monster Lake only to be turned away—because they don’t know how to swim! But the two friends are determined to enter Monster Lake no matter what. Honesty and the ability to face one’s fears are taught in a fun and exciting manner. 12 ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG 13 ANVIL KIDS Ages 4 to 8 Duck and Croc are the Duck and Croc’s You enjoyed their adventures, My Duck and Croc best of friends. They play Magnificent Race now you get to be a part Coloring Book 1 together, race against each of them by putting your Illustrated by other, and go on difficult ISBN: 9786214202300 own colorful touch! These Robert Magnuson Category: Middle Grade as well as fun adventures. coloring books feature 40 pages ISBN: 9789712734670 Join the unlikely pair of selected illustrations from 10x8 in. Category: Middle Grade friends as they stumble Paperback the Duck and Croc series. 24 Pages on marvelous discoveries Grab your crayons and color 10x8 in. and learn from challenges in their world! Paperback along the way. Duck and Croc Meet Collector Alligator ISBN: 9786214202317 My Duck and Croc Category: Middle Grade Coloring Book 2 40 pages 10x8 in. ISBN: 9789712734687 Paperback Category: Middle Grade 24 Pages 10x8 in. Little Duck and Little Croc: Paper Back Fowl Friday Feast ISBN: 9786214202324 Category: Middle Grade 40 pages 10x8 in. Paperback Porcupine Pirate By Robert Magnuson ISBN: 9789712734410 Category: Middle Grade 40 Pages 10x8 in ROBERT MAGNUSON is a Philippine-based writer and illustrator of children’s Paperback literature. He has won awards for his work, including the National Children’s Book Award for The Great Duck and Crocodile Race as one of the Best Reads of 2012. Robert is known for frequently using sequential art techniques in his books. His comic strip, Shirley’s Pets, ran for seven years in the Junior Inquirer. He has produced comics for Little Porcupine Pirate plans his day both the local independent market as well as for periodicals such as Kidzone. Robert with all sorts of exciting adventures. has taught creative writing at the Ateneo de Manila while conducting several other But when things don’t go his way, he writing and drawing workshops. discovers that the greatest adventures are found where he least expects them. 14 ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG ANVIL 2019-2020 CATALOG 15 ANVIL KIDS Ages 4 to 8 My First 100 Words: My First 100 Words: My Body My Home Illustrated by Lou Pineda Illustrated by Max Reyes Translated by Haidee Palapar Translated by Haidee Palapar (Cebuano) (Cebuano) and Cles Rambaud (Ilokano) and Cles Rambaud (Ilokano) ISBN: 9786214200276 (Cebuano), ISBN: 9786214200252 (Cebuano), 9786214200269 (Ilokano) 9786214200245 (Ilokano) Category: Primary Category: Primary 48 pages 48 pages 7x10 in.
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