Written by Mary Ann Ordinario

Illustrated by Joanne De Leon

This is a true story of a touching friend between Muslim and a Christian girl in Mindanao. They were the best of friends since childhood. They sincerely cared for the well-being of each other. They proved that both culture could be together in peace and unity because they respected their differences in ethnicity and religion. They valued their friendship more than the opinion of other's beliefs and ideologies in this world.

Translated into Nipponggo by the Christian Child Welfare Association in Japan

Olivia and Amna are different in many ways, but just like their hats, they are the same at heart. They share what truly matters. They both believe in kindness and lasting friendship.

A story that highlights understanding, respect, and shared values between a Muslim and a Christian girl.