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Letters from Crispin / Cyan Abad-Jugo.

By: Abad-Jugo, Cyan [author.]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Mandaluyong City : Anvil Publishing, Inc., c2016Description: 69 pages ; Illustration, 21 cmISBN: 978-971-27-3342-0Subject(s): LOC classification: DS 9550.9 J84 2016

Contents:

Chapter 1: The Sampaloc Tree -- Chapter 2: The Neighbor -- Chapter 3: The Haunted House -- Chapter 4: The Mixed-Up Year -- Chapter 5: The Meeting -- .

Summary: What's this? she wondered, peering into the hole in the tree. There was something like an old bird's nest inside, with a piece of paper on top, sticking out like a plant growing towards the light. "Why, it's an envelope, there's writing on it". For The Little Girl Who Lives Here, it read. When Alice sleeps over Lola-grandma's house for Lola-grandma's hundredth birthday, she receives a mysterious letter from a boy named Crispin, who claims to be a neighbor. But there is no one her age for miles around, except for a boy named Jason. Who is Crispin? What does he have to do with the haunted house across Calle Nuevo? And what connects the February Revolution to the hundred years before it?

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	NU Fairview SHS LRC	NU Fairview SHS LRC	Senior High School	Filipiniana	FIL DS 9550.9 J84 2016 SHS (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		NUFVSHS0000598

Chapter 1: The Sampaloc Tree -- Chapter 2: The Neighbor -- Chapter 3: The Haunted House -- Chapter 4: The Mixed-Up Year -- Chapter 5: The Meeting -- .

What's this? she wondered, peering into the hole in the tree. There was something like an old bird's nest inside, with a piece of paper on top, sticking out like a plant growing towards the light. "Why, it's an envelope, there's writing on it". For The Little Girl Who Lives Here, it read.

When Alice sleeps over Lola-grandma's house for Lola-grandma's hundredth birthday, she receives a mysterious letter from a boy named Crispin, who claims to be a neighbor. But there is no one her age for miles around, except for a boy named Jason.

Who is Crispin? What does he have to do with the haunted house across Calle Nuevo? And what connects the February Revolution to the hundred years before it?

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