Neev Literature Festival to hold 105 children’s sessions in Yemalur
The free Neev Literature Festival will run at Neev Academy in Yemalur on September 26 and 27, with sessions for children, parents and educators.
NLF 2026 plans 105 sessions across five age groups, from ages three to 18, alongside events for parents and educators. The programme includes author interactions, masterclasses, readings, signings and a children’s book marketplace with more than 2,000 curated titles.
Neev Academy’s campus in Yemalur will host the Neev Literature Festival on September 26 and 27, with free entry for the public.
Organisers said NLF 2026 will bring together 80 delegates for 105 sessions aimed at children aged 3-5, 5-8, 9-12, 13-15 and 15-18. Parents and educators will also have dedicated events.
The line-up includes creators Corinna Luyken, Frances Hardinge, MT Anderson, Christopher Myers and Samira Ahmed. Sessions are planned as on-stage conversations, book readings and signings, alongside masterclasses on writing, illustration, production and publishing trends for children and adults.
A children’s book marketplace will carry more than 2,000 titles. The festival will take place over two days at the Yemalur campus.
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