Feeding the Hungry Ghost

In Feeding the Hungry Ghost, written by Alanna Michelle Escudero and illustrated by Bru Sim, a young child learns about an intriguing tradition from their Amah (grandmother). Amah is an incredible cook, and today she has prepared a grand feast—but it's not for the family just yet. The hungry ghosts must be fed first. This thought-provoking story introduces readers to cultural practices surrounding the Hungry Ghost Festival and explores the question: Do spirits really eat? Filled with curiosity, family love, and rich tradition, this book provides a unique glimpse into a fascinating cultural ritual.

Key Features:

• Cultural Exploration: A wonderful introduction to the Hungry Ghost Festival and its significance in Chinese-Filipino culture.
• Family Bonding: Showcases the strong relationship between a child and their Amah, making it a touching family story.
• Beautiful Illustrations: Bru Sim’s vibrant and detailed illustrations bring the cultural traditions and the feast to life.
• Bilingual Format: Written in English with Filipino (Tagalog) translation, making it accessible to a wider audience and ideal for bilingual readers.

Specifications:

• ISBN: 9789715089821
• Age Recommendation: 8+
• Dimensions: 7 x 9 inches
• Weight: 100 grams
• Pages: 32

Introduce young readers to the wonders of tradition and family with Feeding the Hungry Ghost, a beautifully illustrated story that opens the door to new cultural experiences.