Brian Wildsmith's: Mga Hayop sa Bukid ni (Tagalog Edition) Board book – April 1, 2003

This book is small but easy for children to hold. The pictures are great and the book is indestructible. It's a great book for little children.

I was hoping this would have sentences in tagalog in it but its another one of those "Cow: Moo Moo. Sheep: baa baa" kind of books. Although it isnt exactly what i was looking for i would still recommend it for other parents who want to teach their kids tagalog.Compared to the other books that cost me more this actually has tagalog in it which is why i recommend it. It has illustrations of animals with their tagalog names and the sounds they make in tagalog too. theres only around 6 animals in it but its better than nothing. Also, the illustrations were a little too picasso style for me but thats just my preference.

This book came in great condition. It is definantely what I was looking for. I am looking for more stories of this type. In the language,not in English. English ones can be found anywhere.Again this is great and I hope that more of this type can be found. I would like to find next a story book like you might fined at any book store.I thank you for this great service

My son is 3/4 Filipino and this book is small but sturdy for his 2 year old hands. He knows many animals in Tagalog but now he can see the words and animals together. Love this book and will buy for my hapa friends!

Note: This is smaller than most American board books, but besides that, it's pretty neat. My now 14-month-old points to it when he wants me to read it to him. He seems to like the illustrations and the sound of me naming the animals and making their sounds.What I really want are Cebuano baby books; but this will do for now. (sigh)

I bought this for my toddler and she enjoys it very much. I did however think that the book was going to have more pages and be larger in dimensions. Other than that, it is a good buy.