11-Year-Old Boy Purchases Noli Me Tangere Book Due to Curiosity Regarding Next Episodes of “Maria Clara at Ibarra”
An 11-year-old boy purchased a copy of Jose Rizal’s “Noli Me Tangere” because of his excitement about “Maria Clara at Ibarra”.
A Facebook user named Joey Dela Cruz Magracia has shared the photo of “Noli Me Tangere” book bought by his nephew out of excitement for the next episodes of “Maria Clara at Ibarra.”
The post immediately spread like a wildfire online after it was posted on social media. The kid’s action has also garnered various reactions from the online community.
Magracia narrated that his 11-year-old nephew identified as alias “Teng” buys a copy of “Noli Me Tangere” and reads it. The grade 6 student bought the book out of curiosity about the Kapuso show.
Teacher Joey who teacher at Meycauayan, Bulacan described his nephew as a gadget addict and a lady kid who spends most of her time playing mobile games. He was surprised after hearing the good news.
The latter finds his nephew’s initiative as an act of maturity and described it as a refreshing act, especially during this digital age. Joey explained that his nephew can ask him or other people but he chooses to find the answer himself.
Here is the full post:
“I went home from work to hear this amazing story coming from my Mom and Sister. “Si Teng ay bumili ng libro at nakatulog habang nagbabasa, nakarating na din ata sya sa loob ng libro” and I was like
Just to give you a context, ang batang tinutukoy dito ay hindi palabasa, sakto lang sa school, grabehan sa gadget, oh yes, sobrang sutil pagdating sa gawaing bahay vs mobile games. Kaya naman hearing those words made me really shocked and a bit happy. Kase naman, uy may hint na ng konting pag-asa na nagmamature na ang little binata namin
Paano ko nasabi?
1. The fact na bumili sya ng libro is a mature act, the first action to curiosity is research and reading a book is such form. Dahil naexcite sya sa kung anong mangyayari sa mga susunod na episodes ng MCAI, humanap sya ng resource to validate and gather data. Sa Grad school, humihiram lang ako ng book para maghanap ng RRL, pero itong pamangkin ko bumili sya, ibang level
2. He could have ask questions to me or his classmates or his teacher, pero instead he finds a way on his own. Many kids ngayon magrely nalang sa kung anong narinig sa kaklase or napanood na opinion sa socmed, pero he chose to find answers sa book, plus 100 to sa langit and hopefully sa AP Teacher nya. (Edit: at Filipino Teacher)
‘Yun lang. I am just one proud Tito for this moment and I hope this would result to a much more better attitude towards his study.
And to the makers of Maria Clara at Ibarra, isang pagsaludo sa inyo at sa inyong craft. Salamat sa isang fresh take to reserve our beloved history laban sa mali at pekeng impormasyon na naglaganap.
O anong oras na ba? Manunuod din muna ako ha?
Okay?
Note: Noli Me Tangere is not a HISTORICAL BOOK but FICTION based on real-life stories of people in a particular era. Let’s not confuse history with fiction.”
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