This month’s #RomanceClass Take Three Project will take you away to places you’ve never been, or have been, but want to go back to–through Filipino-authored romances! In this post, five authors share their favorite places, as seen in #romanceclass books. I have provided links to the books as well, in case any of them piques …
Are you tracking the #romanceclass hashtag on Instagram and Twitter? If you’re looking for some FREE #romanceclass reads or books at discounted prices, you better start checking in on the hashtag NOW. This #BuwanNgMgaAkdangPinoy, we are slashing prices on some of titlesĀ or giving them away for FREE! I bet your TBR list is shaking. š …
#romanceclass is looking for new YA (young adult) authors–could you be one of them? If you’ve been wanting to write a #romanceclass book but don’t know where to start, this is your chance to be mentored by two amazing Filipino authors, Agay Llanera and Ines Bautista-Yao! Click on the link below to view the signup …
Seems like it’s the season for wonderful romanceĀ anthologies, because here’s another one from six #romanceclass authors I look up to.Ā Promdi Heart: Hometown Love Stories is a collection of short stories set in six different provinces in the Philippines–Misamis Occidental, Negros Occidental, Aklan, Bulacan, Ilocos Sur, and Zambales.Ā I one-clicked this gem after its March 29 release …
Playlist #2 is out, and just in time for Linggo ng Musikang Pilipino! ^_^ What songs and which books were featured this time? Click on the link to find out, and enjoy the music!
Here’s the first #romanceclass x OPM playlist I’ve curated for you guys, with special thanks to the authors and readers who have contributed lovely songs.
A partial and unofficial list of books you can buy at #AprilFeelsDay on Sunday, April 17!
Once again, Llanera brought me into her well-crafted and relatable contemporary universe where athletes are celebrities and humans at the same time. Once Upon A Player is honest, raw, and real, delivering a mean spike to the heart at the right moments. Fudge it.
The thing about high school isĀ it’s never easy.Ā Ever. Anyone who’s gone past that phase will remember how we struggled with a number of things: puberty, algebra, the wholeĀ fitting inĀ business, being cool/uncool and suffering the consequences, and the constant bickering with our parents because they can’t seem to understand us, among others. High school is rough, …