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  1. AN Indian schoolgirl holds up her hand-drawn chart of Baybayin consonants after learning the Filipino script at Vega School in Gurgaon, India.

    INDIAN KIDS LEARN BAYBAYIN

    Indian children wrote their names in Baybayin, a Filipino script with distant roots believed to reach back to ancient India.

  2. Physical books, local stories, and meaningful engagement remain essential in helping young readers grow into thoughtful Filipino thinkers.

    Reigniting pages

    How educators and publishers plan to hook young readers on local literature

  3. Second Chance Convenience Store finds grace in ordinary lives, as a small neighborhood shop becomes the unlikely place where broken people begin again.

    KOREAN BOOK PHENOM IN MANILA

    Korean author Kim Ho-yeon brings The Second Chance Convenience Store closer to Filipino readers through a five-day literary program featuring talks, book…

  4. Three faces, one story

    Three faces, one story

    Tony Perez’s portrayal of Cubao reveals a layered urban landscape of vibrant commerce, hidden vice, and fading postwar dreams, reflecting the district’s…

  5. TONY Perez's residence at 105 P. Tuazon Boulevard.

    Divining Cubao through Tony Perez’s works

    A literary walking tour retraces the Cubao immortalized by Tony Perez, revealing how the celebrated writer transformed its coliseum, market, motels and…