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It highlights the domestic struggles of a mother finding her voice.

Most public and university libraries in the Philippines carry multiple copies of Dekada '70.

The novel tells the story of the Bartolome family, headed by Amanda and Julian, as they navigate the socio-political upheaval of the 1970s. Through Amanda’s awakening as a woman and a citizen, Bautista critiques the patriarchal structures of the home and the oppressive nature of the state.

Supporting the official release of Dekada '70 ensures that future generations of Filipinos have access to high-quality versions of our history. By choosing to buy or borrow legally, you honor the legacy of Lualhati Bautista and the bravery of the figures she depicted.

Authors like Lualhati Bautista dedicated their lives to telling the Filipino story. Piracy deprives their estate and publishers of the support needed to keep these works in print.

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