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MANILA, Philippines — Over a thousand children learned the importance of fairness and sharing from the stories told in...
Stories celebrating all kinds of fathers took center stage in the Inquirer Read-Along session held on Saturday with around 60...
When hope falters, hold on and still believe.
Nearly 100 children listened to stories of determination and aspiration during the second day of the 7th Inquirer Read-Along Festival.
In celebration of National Women’s Month, about 70 schoolchildren learned the essence of inner beauty and fostering spiritual growth in the family during the Inquirer Read-Along session held at the newspaper’s Makati office on Saturday morning.
Stories of new beginnings and finding one’s purpose marked the first session of Inquirer Read-Along for this year on Saturday morning at the newspaper's office in Makati.
In this crazy, unpredictable world, hope is what motivates us to keep doing good. This was the theme...
Stories about change and new beginnings kicked off the first Inquirer Read-Along session for the year. At Saturday’s session, actor and peace ambassador Mikael Daez, returning storyteller Dyali Justo, and child winners of the recently concluded 2nd Inquirer Read-Along Festival Storytelling Competition, Mark Nowel Eleuterio and Laila Rontos, regaled over 60 children with stories about a town that rediscovered laughter, a dragon who learned to accept his different nature, and a grasshopper who changed his naughty ways, among others.
With courage and unity, we can prevail amid trying times and persecution.
In celebration of nutrition month, tales emphasizing the value of healthy eating and the vitality of traditional Filipino food market were told to some 120 children during the Inquirer Read-Along session at Inquirer main office in Makati on Saturday morning.
No other woman could measure up with the strength, guidance and enduring love that every mother has provided for her children.
