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The Pabebe Chronicles: The Flower and the Warrior
₱1,500.00The Pabebe Chronicles: The Flower and the Warrior is a 2026 Filipino epic high fantasy-comedy novel written by filmmaker and content creator Jack Logan.
Set in the divided realm of Erodas, the novel follows Bianca, a Lambak weaver with an erased royal identity; Jack, an amnesiac warrior with a violent past; and Pabie, the glamorous Kondesa of Amazon. Their histories collide with a prophecy, a royal deception, and a war involving Nieves, Arcos, Amazon, the Baruk, and Evloz.
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Legal Theories Explained
₱950.00As its title suggests, this work aims to discuss the different legal theories in a language accessible to not only law students but also legal professionals.
As a law course, Legal Theory (known also as “General Jurisprudence” or “Philosophy of Law”) has incurred a bad rap. Most law students and legal professionals report that it is esoteric, abstract, inaccessible, difficult to grasp or disconnected from or irrelevant to their legal education or their day-to-day legal tasks.
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Legal Theories Explained
₱1,080.00As its title suggests, this work aims to discuss the different legal theories in a language accessible to not only law students but also legal professionals.
As a law course, Legal Theory (known also as “General Jurisprudence” or “Philosophy of Law”) has incurred a bad rap. Most law students and legal professionals report that it is esoteric, abstract, inaccessible, difficult to grasp or disconnected from or irrelevant to their legal education or their day-to-day legal tasks.
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Remedial Law Volume 1: The 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure
₱2,080.00This simple book is a product of the authors’ working knowledge in the field of Remedial Law and is intended to simplify the study of Civil Procedure and other related laws as a supplementary reading materials for the students of law, bar candidates, and bar practitioners. It is highly recommended, that while reading, the reader must take a glance first of the codal provisions of the Rules of Court.
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Spiritual Awakening Insights: 333 Highly Intuitive Insights
₱845.00Each of our religion has its own belief’s structures to follow with and the good thing of it all is, all religions are teaching everyone to love one another. What makes it just odd or more complex is that, they all have their own known or designated Gods with its respective names. Not everyone has come to realize this thing and if we would not seek for more of the answers of who we really are and why we are here on Earth, we probably would not change anything with our own known holding beliefs until we die.
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Spiritual Awakening Insights: 888 Highly Intuitive Insights
₱865.00The truth behind all things is hidden in us or within us. Throughout of our lives were the chances of getting to know the real us or who we really are and why do we exist in this world. Knowing from within and acquiring all the necessary answers are already rewards of having gone through the paradise ahead of time or of the afterlife. No one can walk for our path neither we can follow someone’s path in this life’s existence. Knowing our purpose in life is a leap frog to our spirituality. We need to listen to our inner self for we have never been alone in this journey, for God and our spirit guides or helpers are all with us and love us all the time.
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Spiritual Awakening Insights: The Human Evolution to Oneness
₱872.00Looking back will help us see where we need to improve either it is in a belief system and how we treat one another. This world keeps evolving in which for some, the given known system or any constituted structures and frameworks are already fixed and indestructible. Human is always playing safe and so afraid of accepting that we are all fallible in many things that we initially have known.
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Spiritual Awakening Insights: The Life’s Journey
₱840.00Everyone knows that the God that we have is a very wrathful one. Though, we all wished to experience more but with the constraints of our belief system, we become so afraid to do more. We always see boundaries that always limit us to explore into a deeper level of our own experience. Human rules are always leading us to bound and act within its own structures and unwittingly humans get so blinded that it influences divisions within the different races and in different religions itself. With all of these, we indeed defined ourselves as how we see it. A constructive belief always creates a confined life to live in.
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From Tourism Theory to Variables to Framework: A Reference Guide for Tourism Research Proposals
₱300.00This Research is often introduced to students as a technical requirement—something to complete for a course, a proposal defense, or graduation. However, one of the most difficult parts of the research process is not writing itself but understanding how ideas connect. In tourism research, students frequently struggle with selecting theories, identifying variables, and constructing conceptual frameworks that are both logical and defensible.
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The Baker’s Formula: A Reference Guide to Baking Ingredients, Precision, and Mixing Methods
₱300.00This book aims to provide foundational and advanced knowledge on the principles of baking, the functions of ingredients, scientific baking processes, and professional techniques used in the industry. It discusses essential topics such as flour and gluten development, sugars and fats, eggs and dairy products, leavening agents, baking methods, product quality control, and modern trends in baking.
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Bar Exam Notes on Special Penal Laws
₱580.00This book should be treated as a Compact Reviewer, a portable law school/bar exam companion that can be used by both law students and bar examinees for further reference and guide, easily tagged along to a cozy coffee shop or a quiet park and best partnered with main reviewers such as Memory Aids, Bar Q & As, and Syllabus-Based Compendious Reviewers. Importantly, this guide was patterned after the tips and strategies of the Bar Exam Blueprint, ensuring that every topic, emphasis, and question aligns with what the Bar Examiners have historically prioritized and are likely to test again.
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Bar Exam Notes on Special Penal Laws
₱780.00This book should be treated as a Compact Reviewer, a portable law school/bar exam companion that can be used by both law students and bar examinees for further reference and guide, easily tagged along to a cozy coffee shop or a quiet park and best partnered with main reviewers such as Memory Aids, Bar Q & As, and Syllabus-Based Compendious Reviewers. Importantly, this guide was patterned after the tips and strategies of the Bar Exam Blueprint, ensuring that every topic, emphasis, and question aligns with what the Bar Examiners have historically prioritized and are likely to test again.
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Physiological Psychology
₱1,550.00This book, “Physiological Psychology,” provides an intriguing investigation of the biological foundations of human mind and behavior. It carefully exposes how the complex machinery of the nervous system — from the single neuron to the sophisticated architectures of the brain — influences our thoughts, feelings, and actions. Readers are skillfully taken through basic principles, starting with an overview of the discipline and a survey of the basic parts of the nervous system. The chapter explores the electrochemical dialogue of neurons, the intricacy of synaptic transmission, and the varied roles of neurotransmitters. These fundamental facts provide a background for comprehending the deep relationship between our biology and psychology.
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Metaverse Transportation
₱550.00This book provides a straightforward introduction to the origins of metaverse transportation, highlighting its present and future state. It focuses on digital infrastructure, connected vehicle networks, travel scenarios, and the creation of digital assets within the metaverse. It elaborates on future industrial trends, predicting the emergence of patterns and coping strategies to risks and challenges. By introducing cutting-edge technologies in related fields and providing real-world case studies recognized in the industry and academia, this book serves as a vital guide for anyone involved in or interested in the development of the metaverse and transportation industries in China.
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Understand the Self: A Teaching and Learning Resource
₱1,350.00“UNDERSTANDING THE SELF TEACHING/LEARNING RESOURCE” is created as a workbook material for Filipino instructors and students taking up Understanding the Self under the General Education Curriculum. Instruction in this course is deemed as critical in understanding how a self-identity develops. Thus, the recognition of effective methodologies become necessary in order to foster habits, behaviors, and attitudes linked to identity achievement. The concluding part of the book features a community college experience in executing a flexible learning plan (a combination of on-campus and online modes of instruction) through experiential learning strategies such as the role play, team working, event organizing, and reflective observations in the form of student papers.
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The Amended Rules on Civil Procedure Annotated (Book 2)
₱1,750.00This book contains valuable discussion and annotations on the amendments to the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure with the intention of empowering law students and providing valuable resource and guide for the Bench and the Bar in the application of the amended Rules by providing a brief but clear and concise discussion.
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Notes On Selected 2025: Philippine Supreme Court Decisions (January 14, 2025 – June 30, 2025)
₱1,150.00This is a compilation of selected 2025 Supreme Court Decisions which begins with Province of Occidental Mindoro, rep. by Governor Eduardo B. Gadiano vs. Agusan Petroleum and Mineral Corporation vs. Agusan Petroleum and Mineral Corporation, G.R. No. 248932, January 14, 2025 and the last is People of the Philippines vs. Jeorge Ejercito Estregan, et al. – Resolution of the
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Safe Spaces Law and Bullying
₱980.00The law covers all forms of gender-based sexual harassment (GBSH) committed in public spaces, educational or training institutions, workplace, as well as online space.
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A Guidebook: Electric Power Industry Reform Act
₱1,380.00The Electric Power Reform Act of 2001 also known as “EPIRA Law” (Republic Act No. 9136) was promulgated on July 2, 2001 Twenty-five years have since passed but no book has been written to give basic understanding of the law.
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The Legal Architecture of Virtual Assets: Compliance and Fiscal Policy
₱1,780.00This book provides a structured and practical examination of the legal and regulatory landscape governing virtual assets. It begins with foundational discussions on cryptocurrencies, NFTs, stablecoins, and CBDCs, explaining their technological underpinnings and regulatory context in accessible terms for legal practitioners, regulators, policymakers, and scholars. The book then explores blockchain as the enabling infrastructure that challenges conventional notions of ownership, transfer, and recordkeeping.
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Start With Hope: A Social Entrepreneur’s Guide to Building What Matters
₱500.00These are the things I have learned about navigating the open water. I carry them with me every time I set sail, and I offer them to you now, at the start of our journey together.
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Infection Control: It’s not your sink or lav basin
₱788.00This book, *Infection Control: It’s Not Your Sink or Lav Basin* — with its subtitle, *ENTER ASICon-TPS – (Anti-Smell Infection Control Total Plumbing Solution) Removing the Source – the open reservoir Riser Pipe, P Trap and Tail Pipe* — aims to unravel that quiet menace and revolutionize how we think about infection control within the very infrastructure that serves our buildings.
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Quantitative Research
₱1,450.00Quantitative research plays a fundamental role in building knowledge, making decisions, and solving problems across many fields. Whether in healthcare, education, business, or the social sciences, this type of research provides measurable evidence that helps us understand the world more clearly.
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Understanding the Self
₱1,250.00The opening chapters lay the groundwork by exploring what it means to examine the self in the 21st century. Students are introduced to the goals of general education and how the study of the self is foundational to becoming responsible, reflective, and engaged members of society. This is followed by a rich exploration of classic and contemporary philosophies—both Western and Eastern—alongside scientific insights from psychology, biology, and neuroscience.
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The Amended Rules on Civil Procedure Annotated (Book 1)
₱1,750.00This book contains valuable discussion and annotations on the amendments to the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure with the intention of empowering law students and providing valuable resource and guide for the Bench and the Bar in the application of the amended Rules by providing a brief but clear and concise discussion.
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Decoding Detectives’ Craft: Art and Science of Criminal Investigation and Intelligence
₱380.00This book was written with the sincere intention of contributing to the professional growth of investigators, law enforcers, criminology professors and students, and all those interested in the science and art of criminal investigation. It presents both foundational principles and practical approaches drawn from field experience, legal standards, and modern investigative methods. It is designed not only to explain concepts, but also to provide guidance that may be useful in actual investigative work.
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Act No. 3815 The Revised Penal Code (Book I)
₱2,080.00The latest and prevailing jurisprudence are incorporated mostly en banc or doctrinal decisions. The Republic Act No. 10592 and Republic Act 10951 are also included in this book. The said two Acts amended some of the Articles in the Revised Penal Code.
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Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Criminal Procedure UNLOCKED (Book 4)
₱1,280.00This work goes beyond codal provisions and jurisprudence. It explains criminal procedure the way it happens in practice — inside police stations, prosecutors’ offices, and courtrooms. It translates doctrine into action, showing not only what the rules are, but how and when to use them effectively.
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This Grace
₱650.00The title DISGRACE carries a powerful dual meaning. At first glance, the word represents something negative, shameful, and unacceptable—a reflection of life’s painful events, failures, and brokenness. But when the first three letters, “DIS,” are struck out and removed, what remains is “GRACE”—a word that embodies the unmerited favor, strength, and redemption that comes from God. In this way, disgrace is not the end of the story, but rather the doorway to discovering God’s grace even in the darkest seasons.
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Your Taxmate Says: Accountant’s Version
₱1,350.00This book combines both the learners’ and the practitioners’ needs. Further, learners of tax may include accountancy students bound to take the CPA Licensure Examinations or law students bound to take the Bar Examinations.
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Concept and Jurisprudence on the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 (R.A. No. 9165, as amended)
₱1,480.00The law on dangerous drugs has shaped much of my professional life. In the courtroom, I have seen how Sec. 21 of R.A. 9165 is argued, scrutinized, and at times, broken. I have witnessed how a single procedural lapse can alter the course of justice, and how precise legal work can uphold it.
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Philippine Tourism Reimagined: Systems, Power, Justice, and Pathways to Sustainable Futures
₱450.00This reference book examines Philippine tourism through critical lenses, recognizing it as a complex social phenomenon shaped by power relations, historical legacies, and ongoing struggles over resources, representation, and rights. Moving beyond conventional approaches that treat tourism as inherently beneficial, this work explores tourism’s contradictions—its capacity to both empower and exploit, preserve and commodify, develop and degrade.
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Play-based Learning Resources: A Guide for Early Childhood Educators
₱450.00Play is one of the most natural and important ways that children learn. It helps them understand their surroundings, develop social skills, and grow emotionally. This book, Play-Based Learning Resources: A Guide for Early Childhood Educators, is designed to support educators in understanding the role of play in early childhood education and in integrating it into their teaching practices.
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Love the Philippines through Eastern Visayas: A Tourism Reference Guide
₱450.00The Philippines is a country of diverse landscapes, rich history, and vibrant cultures. Among its many regions, Eastern Visayas offers a unique blend of heritage, natural beauty, and warm hospitality. Love the Philippines through Eastern Visayas: A Tourism Reference Guide is designed to showcase the region’s historical significance, stunning attractions, colorful festivals, and delicious local delicacies.
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Handbook on Burden of Proof, Defenses, Remedies in Labor Management Disputes
₱708.00This is a sequel of the Author’s book titled “Compendium on Practice and Pleadings in Labor Cases”. As in the first, this book tackles both the procedural and substantive aspects of proceedings in labor-management disputes, with additional emphasis on defenses and remedies that a party in the dispute may take.
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Why Alaska? The State I Came to Love
₱625.00Migration is a defining experience, marked by hardship and resilience. This book argues that fair, thoughtful, and humane migration policies are essential, illustrated through my family’s journey. Recent crises and shifting immigration laws reveal the risks people take. Migration transforms communities, so it’s crucial to reflect on how global movements affect societies that welcome newcomers. I explore these dynamics and advocate for balanced, compassionate solutions.
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Choosing woo-woo
₱333.00As a child I was fascinated with the “spiritual” side of things. Or shall we say, woo-woo. Like ghosts, paranormal, reincarnation, aliens and stuff. I devoured books from Edgar Cayce to Zecharia Sitchin. My childhood was a mix of two religions—Catholic and Church of Christ, my parents being in these two separate religions. And they fight about it like other stuff in life they fight about. In college, I was drawn into Buddhism and felt like it resonated with me more because I found the God of my childhood to be curiously punitive. I even thought I could be a Buddhist monk someday. And then I read Neale Donald Walsch’s Conversations with God and I felt that’s a God I can relate to. So maybe… there are other versions of God out there?
