Philippine Literature

PinoyLit.com brings you Philippine Literature online, in the form of summaries, or guides in multimedia format. The aim of this site is to help you struggling parents and students enjoy your high school and college life, so that you will have more time building friendships, experiences, and memories.

We all seem to be running out of time, and Filipino can be quite challenging to comprehend. We try to understand what we read based on contextual clues, yet homework and reading materials keep piling up.

In the coming weeks, we shall upload your favorite quick chapter summary (or buod) of popular classics such as Jose Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere, El Filibusterismo, or even Francisco Baltazar’s Florante at Laura.

Will this help you? Or will this discourage learning? Join us in this distance education experiment, as we take concrete steps to find out if the internet can truly serve learners, or if it will merely hinder the efforts of those who wish to improve the educational system of the Philippines.