Rizal Without the Overcoat by Ambeth R. Ocampo

4.14 AVERAGE

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pilgrimbookstore89's review against another edition

4.5
reflective medium-paced
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informative
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4.0
I got a better appreciation of Rizal 3 years after taking PI 100.
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paraselene's review against another edition

4.0
informative inspiring medium-paced
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ccesca04's review

5.0
funny informative lighthearted reflective slow-paced
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3.0
[ I remembered I was ninja reading this in a bookstore and got through with three days of reading in the shelf ]
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5.0
(to be written)

rustyatencio's review

5.0
Steer clear of the nuances taught to us by tailored education. Read this book and experience a humanized hero but still abundant of greatness.
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stormblessedt's review

4.0
School ruined learning Filipino history for me, as evidenced by how interesting I find it now that I don’t have to take an exam for it.
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inmidnights's review

5.0
Heroes are immortalized for the good deeds that they have done. What most people tend to forget are that heroes were once living, breathing people--humans--too. Rizal Without The Overcoat is a collection of articles humanizing national hero Jose Rizal--from telling us what he had for breakfast, his life, to reading between the lines of his revolutionary novels, this book is both an enjoyable and educational read.