Bahay Kubo: A Filipino Children's Song by Stephen B. Acabado, Joanna Cordero, and Lynette Camacho is an illustrated picture book built around the beloved folk song every Filipino child learns, with woodblock-style spreads that carry the song's verses from a crescent-moon nightscape to a lush garden of vegetables. The essay at the end of the book uses the song's plant list to show that nearly every vegetable named — from sitaw to patani to mani — arrived via the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade, arguing that the bahay kubo has always been a product of the whole world.