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Our Story Festivals and Literary Celebrations

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Books leap off the shelf and into real life when we gather for our festivals. From author meet-and-greets to hands-on workshops, we turn storytelling into an immersive community experience.

The official poster for our 'Hook Book Fest,' a fantastic two-evening event celebrating the creators of the Hook Book series with stories, fun, and creativity.

Announcing the second edition of 'The Story MOHsaic,' a day when stories come alive with seven stellar performers, seven diverse forms, and seven unique stories.

The packed event schedule for our StoryMOHsaic festival at Coro Space, featuring back-to-back sessions with authors, storytellers, and actors for different age groups.

Performance storyteller Priya Muthukumar brought a 'Farmyard Hullaballoo' to our StoryMOHsaic festival, spinning tales for our youngest audience members.

A quick look at the exciting lineup for the first edition of The Story MOHsaic at Sabha Open House, featuring some of the finest authors and storytellers.

The detailed schedule for day one of The Story MOHsaic, our annual literature festival celebrating stories and the people who create them.

A collage of the incredible authors, illustrators, and storytellers who joined us for the first edition of The Story MOHsaic.

The event schedule for day two of The Story MOHsaic, featuring sessions on everything from mangoes and colors to multilingual comics.

Here I am with Fara Merchant, founder of Merchants of Happiness, announcing our collaboration for 'The Story MOHsaic,' a festival designed to bring Indian storytellers together under one roof.

The official announcement for The Story MOHsaic, our initiative to host incredible sessions with renowned authors, illustrators, and storytellers.

About Our Story Festivals

These festivals are not about sitting still and listening to a lecture. At events like our Story MOHsaic or Hook Book Fest, we actively break down the barrier between the stage and the audience. Your child will likely end up with paint on their hands or sitting on the floor with a favorite author, asking questions about how a character was created. It is messy, loud, and exactly how stories should be explored.

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