The SM Book Nook Reading Festival, held on January 31, 2025, at the Book Nook in SM Aura, attracted 500 book enthusiasts for a dynamic celebration of Filipino literature. Featuring author meet-and-greets, performances, workshops, and interactive activities like the 'Pass the Plot' board, the festival highlighted both established and emerging literary talents.
From left: SM Cares Assistant Vice President Richard A. Caluyo, SM Book Nook Reading Festival co-organizer and BookShelfPH co-founder Monette Quiogue, and SM Aura Regional Operations Head Stephanie CoThe SM Book Nook Reading Festival, held on January 31, 2025, at the Book Nook in SM Aura, drew 500 book lovers of all ages for a dynamic celebration of Filipino literature and creativity.
A major highlight of the event was the presence of renowned literary personalities such as National Artist for Literature Virgilio Almario , Dean Tony Laviña, Hans Pieter Arao, and Jayson Fajardo. Attendees had the unique opportunity to connect with these esteemed authors, get their books signed, and engage in insightful conversations. The festival also showcased emerging talent, with popular independent authors like Therese Villarante-Langit connecting with readers and sharing their work.
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