Warm Bread and Honey Cake

By: Gaitri Pagrach-Chandra

Baking is one of life's pleasures - few can resist the comforting smell of freshly baked bread, the warmth of spices, sticky cakes, or oozing pastries... The combination of delicious recipes and fascinating historical and anecdotal text make this book a fantastic read a must for any home cook looking to truly broaden their repertoire or with an interest in the culture of food.

Cory: An Intimate Portrait II
Selected Tributes and Eulogies

By: Margie Penson Juico

Word cannot adequately express the great honor and humility we feel in the face of the love and affection bestowed on our mother, Cory Aquino, by so many of our countrymen. From the doctors who gallantly stayed by her side in fighting her cancer to the hospital staff whose gentle care and respect for her privacy did much to ease her discomfort;

SLIM

By: Salvacion Lim Higgins

Food, clothing and shelter are acknowledged as of (hu)man's basic needs. Food has been the subject of many historical and cultural culinary studies. Shelter has been examined thoroughly through architectural, architectonic, and built heritage discourse. Clothing has been assayed by just as many, through studies of textile in its functional and ritual contexts.

Philippine English
Linguistic and Literary Perspective

By: Maria Lourdes S. Bautista
and
Kingsley Bolton

“The study of English in the Philippines is not simply about the study of an Asian variety of the English language, but also provides insights into many other issues, including colonial and postcolonial languages and literatures, languages in contact, language and education, intercultural communication and English literature worldwide.” - From the Series Editor’s Preface Kingsley Bolton

Introduction to Task-Based Teaching

By: Dr. David Nunan

The aim of this course is to introduce you to this important approach to language teaching. The course is meant to be a practical one, so there are lots of examples from teaching materials that I've written over the years.

U.P. Cultural Dictionary for Filipinos
Second Edition

By: Thelma B. Kintanar

The University of the Philippines Cultural Dictionary for Filipinos is the only dictionary of its kind in the Philippines. As such, it is a useful reference and guide for students, teachers, parents, supervisors, executives and leaders in different fields. We therefore believe it belongs in every home and organization, just like good dictionaries in Filipino and English.