Reposted by The Creatively Maladjusted
Happy Filipino American History Month! October commemorates the first recorded presence of Filipinos in the United States. Learn about Filipino culture, experiences, and history with our booklist: bit.ly/FAHMKCLS, and join us and Filipino Story Time Seattle at Southcenter Library this weekend!
![Filipino American History Month
A ribbon shape with the upper half the blue of the Filipino flag and the bottom half the red of the Filipino flag is off to the right, with the ribbon points pointing towards the text on the left.
Underneath are four books from the KCLS Filipino American History Month booklist. These books are [from left to right, top to bottom]; Goodbye and Everything After by Mae Coyiuto, Eighteen Roses by Shannon C.F. Rogers, Ghoul by Kasey Iris, and Bea's Balikbayan Box of Treasures by Christine Alemshah.
The book list is followed by a promotion for the Kwentuhang Filipino (Filipino Story Time) with Aritst Jme Forona on October 3, from 11:30am-12:30pm at Southcenter Library. Next to this text is the same ribbon graphic with the Filipino flag "Golden Sun," a photo of the children's area at Southcenter Library, and the cover of the book that will be read during the event; Ma Me Mi MuMu! by Jomike Tejido.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:3pht5ou5l5bcdrprwhc75nau/bafkreibets4dzkzkxcfyz3iaokdo6p5xchtj7ggze7svevuxmgovgnnkta)
