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Making reading a habit
By The Manila Times
Mar 20, 2025 12:08 am

THIS year's Philippine Book Festival, organized annually by the National Book Development Board, just had a successful run on March 13-16 at SM Megamall.

Big Bad Wolf's book sale is ongoing till March 23 at the SMX Convention Center in Clark, Pampanga.

At the Philippine Book Festival 2025, a speaker from the National Alliance of Reading Advocates gives a talk on how authors can better connect with readers across the country. PHOTO FROM FACEBOOK At the Philippine Book Festival 2025, a speaker from the National Alliance of Reading Advocates gives a talk on how authors can better connect with readers across the country. PHOTO FROM FACEBOOK
At the Philippine Book Festival 2025, a speaker from the National Alliance of Reading Advocates gives a talk on how authors can better connect with readers across the country. PHOTO FROM FACEBOOK

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