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The narrative is designed for Level 3 (Grade 1) readers and is presented as a Kagay-anon Story Book. Kora's mother buys her a crown that she wears constantly, both at home and when she goes out. One morning, Kora is distressed to discover that her crown is missing. She searches everywhere for it, including the living room and the kitchen, but unfortunately, she cannot find it, despite her diligent efforts. Overwhelmed with sadness, Kora confides in her mother about losing her crown. The book introduces new vocabulary words such as \"korona\" (crown) and \"pagpangita\" (searching). It is written by Nimfa E. Magsayo and illustrated by Kaitlin Rose C. Sabasaje, with contributions from the Enabling Writers Project at the University of San Jose-Recoletos. The book is published in Misamis, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, and is copyrighted 2018. It is released under a Creative Commons license, allowing for commercial use, adaptation, and distribution with proper attribution. The story aims to teach young children about loss, searching, and emotional expression, while also familiarizing them with basic vocabulary and sentence structures in the Kagayanon language.","Ang Korona ni Kora  \nLevel 3 (Grade 1)  \nKagay-anon Story Book  \nSugilanon sa libro:  \nAng maong libro nag-istorya bahin kang Kora ug ang iyang korona .  \nGigamit nga mga letra:  \nm, a, t, k, s, y, o, - , n, ay, p, g, i, d, l, u, b, h, w, r, ng, pr, gr, tr, kw, ñ, C, j, f, q, v, x, z  \nMga sige ug gamit nga pulong: Ang, Ni, Ug, Sa, Kini, Si, Siya, Niya  \nMga bag-ong pulong nga makat-unan: korona, pagpangita  \nAng Korona ni Kora  \nGisulat ni: Nimfa E. Magsayo  \nGidibuho ni: Kaitlin Rose C. Sabasaje Level 3, Leveled Grade 1 (Story Book)  \nKagay-anon  \nMisamis, Misamis Oriental, Philippines  \nCopyright © 2018, Enabling Writers Project-University of San Jose-Recoletos  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nTranslations—If you create a translation of this work, please add the following disclaimer along with the attribution: This translation was not created by USAID and should not be considered an official USAID translation. USAID shall not be liable for any content or error in this translation.  \nAdaptations—If you create an adaptation of this work, please add the following disclaimer along with the attribution: This is an adaptation of an original work by USAID. Views and opinions expressed in the adaptation are the sole responsibility of the author or authors of the adaptation and are not endorsed by USAID.  \nSi Kora adunay korona .  \nPinalit kini ni Mama .  \nKanunay kini isuot ni Kora . Sa balay, ug kung molakaw  \nsiya .  \nUsa ka buntag, siyanatingala . Nawala angiyang korona .  \nIya kining gipangita sasala . Gipangita usab niya  \nsa kusina .  \nApan wala kini niya nakita . Bisan giayo niya kinipagpangita .  \nNaguol pag-ayo si Kora . Busa misulti siya ni Mama .","cbCaikrCMnqcaC2n","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikrCMnqcaC2n","pdf",519107,16,"English","en",105,"# Ang Korona ni Kora\n## Gisulat ni: Nimfa E. Magsayo\n## Gidibuho ni: Kaitlin Rose C. Sabasaje\n### Si Kora adunay korona .\nPinalit kini ni Mama .\nKanunay kini isuot ni Kora . Sa balay, ug kung molakaw siya .\nUsa ka buntag, siyanatingala . Nawala angiyang korona .\nIya kining gipangita sasala . Gipangita usab niya\nsa kusina .\nApan wala kini niya nakita . Bisan giayo niya kinipagpangita .\nNaguol pag-ayo si Kora . Busa misulti siya ni Mama .","[{\"question\":\"Who is the main character of the story?\",\"answer\":\"The main character of the story is a young girl named Kora.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the central problem in the story?\",\"answer\":\"The central problem is that Kora's beloved crown goes missing, and she is unable to find it despite searching everywhere.\"},{\"question\":\"What emotions does Kora experience when she loses her crown?\",\"answer\":\"Kora feels very sad and distressed when she realizes her crown is missing.\"},{\"question\":\"Who wrote and illustrated the book \\\"Ang Korona ni Kora\\\"?\",\"answer\":\"The book was written by Nimfa E. Magsayo and illustrated by Kaitlin Rose C. 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