The Consulate General of the Republic of San Marino, represented by Consul General Jean Henri Lhuillier, has partnered with Bookmark, Inc., under the leadership of President Maria Mercedes T. Rodrigo, to bring the much-anticipated children’s storybook, “Pamilyang Papel” (Paper Family), to the Filipino audience. This collaboration marks a significant step in San Marino’s efforts to promote cultural and educational initiatives, while also delivering a poignant narrative that aligns with the values the Republic of San Marino stands for.

The partnership not only showcases San Marino’s commitment to supporting cultural projects but also reflects the dedication of both organizations to creating impactful literature. The project unites the talents of acclaimed author Genaro R. Gojo Cruz and illustrator Christina L. Javier, resulting in a story that promises to captivate readers with its rich cultural context and emotional depth.

A Story of Family & Cultural Connections

“Pamilyang Papel” is more than just a storybook; it is a cultural bridge that connects readers to the universal theme of family. Through the eyes of Miko, a young child, the narrative explores the joys and challenges of family life, making it relatable to readers of all ages. The book’s touching story emphasizes the beauty of familial bonds, a value that resonates deeply in both the Republic of San Marino and the Philippines.

This literary work is designed to inspire, offering a narrative that transcends cultural boundaries while highlighting the power of storytelling to evoke emotions and foster understanding. The illustrations by Christina L. Javier complement the story beautifully, adding a visual dimension that enhances the reader’s experience.

Bringing the Story to Life

With the final touches on the story and high-resolution illustrations nearing completion, “Pamilyang Papel” is set to be published and distributed by Bookmark, Inc. Both the San Marino Consulate General and Bookmark, Inc. are committed to ensuring the book reaches a wide audience, aiming to share its message of love, family, and cultural unity.

Consul General Jean Henri Lhuillier, who is also the President and CEO of Cebuana Lhuillier, expressed the significance of this collaboration, stating, “The Republic of San Marino and the Philippines share a strong emphasis on the importance of family and community. By partnering with Bookmark Inc., and publishing ‘Pamilyang Papel,’ we strengthen our shared values and our commitment to creating a better world for all children.”

Echoing this sentiment, Bookmark Inc. President Maria Mercedes Rodrigo shared her enthusiasm, saying, “We are thrilled to collaborate with the San Marino Consulate General to bring ‘Pamilyang Papel’ to life. This partnership underscores our shared dedication to enriching children’s literature and promoting cultural understanding with a story that will surely touch readers of all ages.”

As the release of “Pamilyang Papel” approaches, the anticipation builds for a story that promises to be both a literary treasure and a testament to the enduring values of family and cultural connection. This collaboration between the San Marino Consulate General and Bookmark, Inc. is set to leave a lasting impact on readers, offering a narrative that is as meaningful as it is heartwarming.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Robert “Bob” Reyes is a technologist, an ICT Consultant and Tech Speaker, a certified Google IT Support Specialist, and an Open Source advocate representing the global non-profit Mozilla (makers of Firefox) in the Philippines. Bob is a Technology Columnist for the Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation and an aviation subject matter expert contributor for Spot.PH.

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