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Una & Miguel /
by Bose, Lilledeshan; Quibilan, Sunantha Mendoza.
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BookPublisher: Quezon City: Adarna House, Inc., 2002Edition: 2nd edition.Description: 107 pages ; 20 cm.ISBN: 9715081657.Subject(s): Love stories, Philippine (English) | Philippine fiction (English)
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Summary: Una and Miguel are total opposites! He's the village heartthrob, part of the good-looking "in" crowd while Una is popular for the wrong reasons. She writes songs, plays the harmonica, wears a hemp anklet, and has equally eccentric friends -- not all the type of girl Miguel and his friends go for. They call her and her friends outcasts.
For these two, love is truly a long shot. But when they're forced to work together as a punishment for a prank-gone-wrong, they find that falling in love might not be so impossible after all. Will opposites attract? Or will they repel?
Includes the story, Lia and Camille by Lilledeshan Bose and Sunantha Mendoza-Quibilan
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Luxembourg Library
Filipiniana Section
Luxembourg Library |
PS 9993 .B68 .U63 2012 (Browse shelf) | 1 | Available | 20484 | |
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Luxembourg Library
Teachers Reference Section
Luxembourg Library |
PS 9993 .B68 .U63 2012 (Browse shelf) | 2 | Available | 20483 |
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| PS 9992 .P552 1993 Philippine contemporary literature in English and Filipino | PS 9993 .A4755 .M68 2016 Moving onwards and upwards / | PS 9993 .B328 2002 Smaller and smaller circles : | PS 9993 .B68 .U63 2012 Una & Miguel / | PS 9993 .D377 1984 Barter in Panay : | PS 9993 .F345 .W65 2014 Woman in a frame / |
Includes the story, Lia and Camille by Lilledeshan Bose and Sunantha Mendoza-Quibilan
Una and Miguel are total opposites! He's the village heartthrob, part of the good-looking "in" crowd while Una is popular for the wrong reasons. She writes songs, plays the harmonica, wears a hemp anklet, and has equally eccentric friends -- not all the type of girl Miguel and his friends go for. They call her and her friends outcasts.
For these two, love is truly a long shot. But when they're forced to work together as a punishment for a prank-gone-wrong, they find that falling in love might not be so impossible after all. Will opposites attract? Or will they repel?
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