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                    [Title] => Tell me a story
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Board on Books for Young People-Salanga Writer’s Prize and Illustrator’s Prize went to Kristine Canon and Mariano Ching, respectively. And barely had the two winners savored their P25,000 cash award and a gold medal each, the PBBY is now set to announce the competition open for year 2002.


PBBY board member and children’s book illustrator Beulah Taguiwalo says that the award used to be known as simply the PBBY prize, but adopted the name of Alfrredo Salanga as a tribute to the writer, who died in 1988.
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                    [Summary] => The Philippine Board on Books for Young People-Salanga Writer’s Prize and Illustrator’s Prize went to Kristine Canon and Mariano Ching, respectively. And barely had the two winners savored their P25,000 cash award and a gold medal each, the PBBY is now set to announce the competition open for year 2002.


PBBY board member and children’s book illustrator Beulah Taguiwalo says that the award used to be known as simply the PBBY prize, but adopted the name of Alfrredo Salanga as a tribute to the writer, who died in 1988.
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