Lynnor Bontigao
Goodreads Author
Born
in Quezon City, Philippines
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February 2016
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/lynnorbontigao
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The World's Best Class Plant
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2023
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Sari-Sari Summers
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2023
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At the End of the Day
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Kailani's Gift
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Seashell Key (Seashell Key #1): A Chapter Book
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You Are Revolutionary
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The Monster Storm (Seashell Key #2): A Chapter Book
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To Ride the Rain
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2013
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The Lucky Day (Seashell Key #3): A Chapter Book
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Jack & Agyu
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I love how this story highlights ties and traditions through a family heirloom. The illustrations are beautiful and evokes nostalgia. I recommend this book. | |
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" Qwertyman for Monday, September 15, 2025 “Enormity” is a word I rarely use in my writing, because I still take it in its traditional, original meaning, which is that of “a great evil, a grave crime or sin.” I would use it in the sense of “t..." Read more of this blog post » | |
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Girls to the Front: 40 Asian American Women Who Blazed a Trail―Boldly Illustrated Biographies of Inspiring Changemakers:
"This is an excellent collection of a diverse array of Asian American women whose families originate from many different countries and who have many different kinds of careers. The illustrations are colorful, lively, and beautiful."
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Girls to the Front: 40 Asian American Women Who Blazed a Trail―Boldly Illustrated Biographies of Inspiring Changemakers:
"Nina Mata started portraying Asian women when violence was targeted at some Asian women with the covid pandemic. The cadence of the book is perfect, a beautiful drawing of the featured woman and then a page or so of their major accomplishments.
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