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Stallion Series (Filipino, Tagalog) - Stallion Boys of Exclusive Stallion Riding Club under Precious Hearts Romances

Stallion Series (Filipino, Tagalog) - Stallion Boys of Exclusive Stallion Riding Club under Precious Hearts Romances

A collaboration of Sofia and Sonia Francesca. Stallion Riding Club is an exclusive club for the rich, successful, gorgeous, and famous men in the Philippines. Nestled in Tagaytay, women dream of entering their secret paradise and capture their heart. Sofia's stories will be featured on this post. Each story will be posted per volume. Sonia Francesca's books will be preview only or teaser only. Video preview of Stallion Series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOASTI9xb-A ***Photo credits to the owner of the photo To get a printed books with pre-order option and autograph: https://www.facebook.com/Myprecioustresures Shopee (with free delivery and COD option in Philippines): www.shopee.ph/sofiaphr To get complete ebook: www.preciouspagesebookstore.com.ph Keep in touch via Facebook: Sofia PHR Page Here's the official list of Stallion Boys: 1. Juan "Jubei" Bernardo IV 2. Eneru Villasis 3. Gregory Alfred "Gino" Santayana 4. Suichiro "Hiro" Hinata 5. Reigan Baltazar 6. Neiji Villaraza 7. Yue Anthony "Yuan" Zheng 8. Gabryel Hinasan 9. Brandon James "Brad" Alonzo Crawford 10. Rodjan Sta Maria 11. Kaiser Montezor 12. Yozack Florencio 13. Renzell "Zell" Zapanta 14. Emrei Rafiq 15. Romanov Querido 16. Jason Erwin "Jed" Dean 17. Crawford Oreña 18. Kester Mondragon 19. Phillipe Jacobs "PJ" 20. Eiraun Jimuel "Eiji" Romero 21. Rolf Guzman 22. Beiron Rafiq 23. Reichen Alleje 24-25. Reid Alleje 26. Peter Paul "Pipo" De Vera 27. Cedric Johannson "Johann" Cristobal 28. Daniel "Daboi" Bustamante 29. Angelo Exel Formosa 30. Gianpaolo Aragon 31. Thyago Palacios 32. Icen Villazanta 33. Hayden Anthony Illano 34. Rozen Aldeguer 35. Joziah Gatchalian 36. Cloudio "Cloud" Montañez 37. Eizhiro Figuerao 38. Zantino Roberto "Zairo" Montevedra III 39. Hans Cervantes 40. Baxter Saavedra 41. Mark Ashley Camello 42. Danilo Ricardo "Danrick" Tezzoro 43. Richard Don Robles 44. Ricos Caderao 45. Lee Shin Yang 46-47. Myco Gosiaco 48. Reiven Alleje 49. Ian Jack Salmentar 50-51. Trigger Samaniego 52-53. Jigger Samaniego
Pangkalahatan
557 Chs
TELL ME YOUR NAME (Filipino)

TELL ME YOUR NAME (Filipino)

A Story of Choice Imagine finding yourself at the crossroads of fate, torn between two paths. One leads to the person you love deeply—someone who has captured your heart and soul. The other path leads to the person who loves you more than anything, someone who would do anything to make you happy. What will you do if fate forces you to choose? Will you follow your heart, or will you choose the person who treasures you most? It's a story of choice, where love and loyalty collide, and no decision comes without sacrifice. A Story of Drama Trust is a fragile thing. What if the person you trusted with your life, turned out to be the one who wanted to end it? Betrayal cuts deep, and when it comes from someone you never expected, it shatters your world. What will you do when the mask comes off, and the truth is revealed? Will you confront them, or will fear keep you silent? This is a story of drama, where trust is broken, and survival depends on your next move. A Story of Action Learning to fight is one thing, but fighting for love is a battle of a different kind. When the world around you is in chaos, and your heart is caught in the storm, will you have the strength to hold on to love? Or will the struggles and dangers force you to let go? In this story of action, love is put to the ultimate test. The fight isn't just against the enemies outside—it's also against the doubts within. A Story of Love At the heart of it all, this is a story of love. Love in all its forms—complicated, beautiful, painful, and true. It's about the choices we make, the trust we give, the battles we fight, and the love we hold on to, no matter the cost. In the end, it's love that defines us and drives us, even when fate, betrayal, and danger stand in our way. Please enjoy reading!
Teenager
127 Chs
When A Filipino got Isekai'd with a Twist ! "only I can summon those!"

When A Filipino got Isekai'd with a Twist ! "only I can summon those!"

When a Filipino Brings a Gundam to a Sword Fight > "Oh great, another summoner. Just what we need—more useless adventurers." > > *Famous last words from Sir Knight-Who-Got-His-Butt-Kicked* Look, getting isekai'd is already weird enough, but being a Filipino summoner in a fantasy world? That's like bringing *balut* to a fancy French dinner party – completely unexpected and guaranteed to raise some eyebrows. Picture this: There I was, contemplating whether to have *sisig* or *adobo* for dinner, when suddenly – **POOF!** – I got yeet'd into Medieval Times™ faster than my mom could throw her legendary tsinelas. And what did the universe decide to gift me with? The supposedly "weakest" class: *a summoner*. But here's where it gets *interesting*. These fantasy folks thought I'd be pulling rabbits out of hats or summoning cute forest creatures. **Boy, were they in for a surprise!** Because while they were expecting wooden sticks and basic swords, I was busy figuring out if I could summon: * My mom's battle-tested tsinelas (with +20 critical hit, mind you) * A fully-loaded M16 *Armor you say? " How about a mask raider suit! Or iron man armor!(credit to marvel ) * And oh yeah, *casual flex*, **AN ENTIRE FREAKING GUNDAM** Let me tell you something funny about being the "weak" summoner – when you can call forth weapons that would make Michael Bay weep tears of explosive joy, suddenly nobody's laughing at your class choice anymore. Welcome to my story of how a Pinoy turned the weak summoner class from zero to hero, one ridiculous weapon at a time. yeah that's me your accidental hero! #connected universe!
Fantasy
95 Chs
What are the characteristics of Filipino folklore graphic novels?
They often have rich colors. Filipino culture is vibrant, and this is reflected in the graphic novels. The characters are usually based on traditional folklore figures like aswang or tikbalang. The settings are also unique, showing the beautiful landscapes and traditional Filipino villages.
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2024-10-28 14:02
Can you recommend some Filipino folklore graphic novels?
Sure. 'Mythspace: Filipino Folklore' is a great one. It beautifully depicts various Filipino folktales with vivid illustrations. Another is 'Trese', which has been quite popular. It combines Filipino mythology with modern detective stories, making it very engaging.
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2024-10-28 11:58
What are the characteristics of Filipino graphic novels?
Filipino graphic novels often incorporate elements of Filipino culture. For example, they may use local folklore, traditions, and language. The art styles can be very diverse, from more traditional - looking illustrations to more modern and edgy styles.
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2024-11-06 13:27
What are the characteristics of Filipino graphic novels?
They can have a diverse range of art styles. Some may have a more Western - influenced look, while others have a distinctively Filipino aesthetic, with vivid colors and detailed depictions of local scenery and people. In 'Elmer', the art helps to bring the unique world and its characters to life.
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2024-12-14 15:10
What are some notable Filipino American graphic novels?
One notable Filipino American graphic novel is 'The Filipino Heroes League'. It combines elements of Filipino mythology and superhero tropes, creating a unique and engaging story. Another is 'American Born Chinese' which, while not solely Filipino American, has important themes related to Asian - American identity, including aspects relevant to Filipino Americans. It uses humor and fantasy to explore the experiences of growing up Asian in America.
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2024-11-30 23:11
What are the characteristics of the leading lady in Filipino graphic novels?
The leading lady might be multi - faceted. She could be a fighter, like in some action - oriented graphic novels where she battles against villains, but also show her vulnerable side. In stories set in urban areas, she may struggle with personal relationships while still being determined to achieve her goals in the outside world.
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2024-11-27 01:00
What are the common themes in Filipino American graphic novels?
Identity is a very common theme. Filipino Americans often struggle with their dual identity, being both Filipino and American, and this is explored in many graphic novels. For example, characters might feel torn between the traditional Filipino values they learn at home and the more Western values they encounter in society.
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2024-11-26 16:27
What are some popular folklore graphic novels?
One popular folklore graphic novel is 'Maus' which uses animals to depict the harrowing story of the Holocaust, drawing on the power of folklore - like the use of animals as symbols. Another is 'Persepolis' that tells a personal story set against the backdrop of Iranian folklore and history. And 'Sandman' also incorporates various folklore elements in its complex and dream - like narrative.
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2024-11-30 22:02
Can you recommend Filipino American graphic novels for beginners?
Sure. 'Trese' is a great choice for beginners. It has an easy - to - follow plot and the art is really engaging. It also gives a good introduction to Filipino culture through its use of local folklore. Another good one is 'The Filipino Heroes League' as it has a lot of action and adventure, which makes it accessible for those new to graphic novels.
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2024-11-29 16:36
Can you recommend some famous Filipino graphic novels?
Another great one is 'Elmer'. It tells the story of a patchwork elephant in a world full of strange and interesting characters. The novel uses its unique premise to explore themes like identity and belonging. It's a great example of the creativity in Filipino graphic novels.
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2024-12-17 10:13
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