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National Book Week is an annual celebration in the Philippines that runs mainly during the last week of November to encourage reading and literacy. It takes place from November 25 to 29 this year. It also pays tribute to the service of public libraries in the Philippines in promoting the activity of reading.
- Philippine Book Development Month
Philippine Book Development Month is celebrated in November...
- Philippine Book Development Month
National Book Week, Manila, Philippines. 2,878 likes · 540 talking about this · 2 were here. By virtue of Presidential Proclamation No. 109 series of 1936 the period from November 24-30.
Join us as we celebrate the 87th National Book Week from November 24 to 30, 2021 with the theme “OUTcomes. OUTreach. OUTstanding: Libraries Beyond Boundaries.”. This year’s celebration focuses on our libraries’ vision of working beyond boundaries with our stakeholders to encourage and develop more interest for the love of reading and ...
Philippine Book Development Month is celebrated in November every year. It’s the month for every Filipino bookworm to ignite their passion for literature and creative writing by discovering Filipino authors, classic books, and possibly venturing out into a career in writing.
National Book Development Board - Philippines, Quezon City, Philippines. 66,174 likes · 2,559 talking about this. The National Book Development Board fosters a culture of reading and authorship and...
25 wrz 2022 · 88th National Book Week Celebration. September 25, 2022. Sa bisa ng Proklamasyon Blg. 109, s. 1936, idineklara ang linggo ng 24-30 ng Nobyembre ng bawat taon bilang “National Book Week”. At sa pamumuno ng Philippine Librarians Association Inc., National Library of the Philippines (NLP) at National Commission for Culture and the Arts ...
2 lis 2022 · 88th National Book Week on November 24-30, 2022: theme and activities. November 24-30 of each year was declared as the National Book Week in the Philippines by virtue of Proclamation No. 109, series of 1936, signed by former President Manuel L. Quezon.
