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Lost and Found: A Song of Marawi (Miada Ago Miyatoon, Idayda A Marawi)

Lost and Found: A Song of Marawi is a narrative poem about falling back on family through the kindness of strangers during the siege. The poem has two personae/ voices who are telling two parallel stories that meet at the end.

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Written By

Randy M. Bustamante

Translated By

Zaman Macapaar-Guinar

Illustrated By

Jose Ma. Tristan V. Yuvienco

Synopsis

Lost and Found: A Song of Marawi is a narrative poem about falling back on family through the kindness of strangers during the siege. The poem has two personae/ voices who are telling two parallel stories that meet at the end. One persona is Ana, a 6-year-old girl stranded in Marawi with her pregnant mother while the other persona is Amin, a husband and father who is trying to get into Marawi to rescue his elderly father. Their stories complete each other and reveal the power of kindness to help find what is lost. This Marawi Storybook Series is part of the Gift of Reading Project of the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) for the young survivors of the 2017 Marawi conflict. These stories are based on the actual experiences of affected residents, will inspire and help heal the wounds of war. These also envision to serve as instruments of peace and development and to promote greater consciousness on the Maranao identity, culture, and community values.

Length

16

Pages

Size

10 x 8 x 0.25

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Weight

250

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Type

Soft Cover

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