Aba Nakakabasa Na Pala Ako Novel

[Ottavia Delamar]

ABNKKBSNPLAkopronounced "Aba, nakakabasa na pala ako?!", roughly translating to "Wow, I can actually read now?!" in English) is a 2014 Filipino movie. It's The Film of the Book for Bob Ong's 2001 novel of the same name.

20 Minutes into the Past: The film is largely set in the '80s to '90s. Coming of Age Story: We follow the main character through childhood and adolescence. Dogged Nice Guy: Roberto just keeps on being Special Someone's rebound after Ken repeatedly breaks her heart. Fat and Skinny: Roberto and his best friend, Ulo. Gay Best Friend: Gender-Inverted Trope. Portia is a lesbian and one of Bob's two best friends. Girliness Upgrade: Inverted with Portia, who used to be the classic girly girl. Downplayed, as she's still pretty feminine while being quite masculine in behavior, acting more like The Lad-ette than a true Butch Lesbian. Love at First Sight: It's obvious that Roberto is smitten with Special Someone from the first moment they met. No Name Given: Andi Eigenmann as the Love Interest, simply known as "special someone." A source material-inspired element. Token Minority: Portia, who is a lesbian.

Bob ong is only his pen name, he is from quezon city. He is a very mysterious writer. He Never told the public about his true identity. He is known for using informal writing technique to create an entertaining and reflective illustration.

ABNKKBSNPLakoABNKKBSNPLako is a 2001 autobiography by bob ong, this is his first and most desired work. It is read as aba nakakabasa na pala ako (wow, i can read now?) this novel details what are the childhood memories of the author, from beginning of his days as a student until his few years at work.

For me his best writing is ABNKKBSNPLako. Filipino readers can relate to the story and it can make them laugh and also it inspire a lot of filipino. Bob ong gave bad press to our society but in a good way. It is like you will laugh while thinking.

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