Written in a conversation type style, the whole book looks like a really, really long script between him and ! The Black Book (again, according to his fans) is more cohesive (writing-wise) and more enjoyable. This time, the controversial author known for writing in conversational Filipino is back in his form and this was much better than his previous one. It challenges readers to be a hero in their own way, even how twisted or evil the “ gubat” they are living in might be.Īng Paboritong Libro ni Hudas is the third installment in Bob Ong‘s book series. These are some of the questions presented by the author.Definitely a thumbs-up or rather two paws-up for this one.
Is risking your life for a treasure really worth it or is it just another fool’s errand? Who is the real king? Try to realize or decipher what or who “ Leon“, the jungle, or even what the “ Puso ng Saging” really means. Don’t be fooled even though there’s colored illustration every other page making it look like a storybook, there are symbols hidden in every character, situation and conversation.
The Orange Book revolves around Tong, a heroic “ Talangka” in search of the mystical “ Puso ng Saging” to cure his ailing father, the King. The fourth book in the series is very different from the first three books: it’s fiction! (with matching pictures!) Ang Alamat ng Gubat was certainly a surprise for first-time readers and Bob Ong fans alike.
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