Historic Philippines for all that is Papal in the next few days. There is no need to be going around searching the internet for information and reports on the Pope’s visit to the Philippines. Just bookmark us and make Historic Philippines … Continue reading
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Sunshine Sketches is considered to be one of the most enduring classics of Canadian humourous literature. It was published in 1912 and recounts the adventures of people living in the fictional town of Mariposa which is modelled on Leacock’s experiences … Continue reading
Today is World Literacy Day – let’s all do whatever we can to encourage young people to get reading – one way to do that is to allow them to listen to certain selected Audio Books such as the ones … Continue reading
We’ve just added to HP’s Audio Books some of the works of the following authors and we’ll be adding many more in the weeks and months to come. Click the author’s name below to link with: “The Rest of the Story” … Continue reading
In the coming weeks we will be adding a completely new section to the site that has us overwhelmingly excited. Our “HP’S Audion Books” will be populated with the works of world reknowned authors and poets who have had their … Continue reading
We just finished our newest e-book, a 135 page book on our 12 favourite old, historic churches we visited and reported on during the past year. … Continue reading
VOLUME 3 OF OUR E-BOOK SERIES: THE HISTORIC CHURCHES OF PANAY ISLAND, PHILIPPINES WILL BE RELEASED ON DECEMBER 1, 2012. IT WILL BE OUR LARGEST BOOK YET WITH OVER 250 PAGES OF WONDERFUL COLOUR PHOTOS OF 8 MORE OLD, HISTORIC … Continue reading
We are adding a new feature today. In our travels through Panay Island we are lucky to see some wonderful churches and equally nice scenery. We’re trying to indentify some of the better photos we have captured that could be … Continue reading
This is it! The newest book in our series of .pdf e-books on the Historic Churches of Panay Island, Philippines. This is Volume 2 of the series. It’s just packed with 155 pages of interesting historical information and photographs on … Continue reading