#ReadMoreLiveMore with OMF Lit at the MIBF 2019

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OMF Literature, one of the leading Christian publishers in the country, is encouraging all book lovers to #ReadMoreLiveMore through their books. In line with this, OMF Lit is excited to launch ten new, original titles in their booth on Aisle I at the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF) 2019, the largest book fair in the country!

Here are the new original titles by OMF Lit:

Find out how God guided celebrity mom Bettinna Carlos through her Heartbreaks and Breakthroughs

Poetry lovers will be delighted with Joyful Light, a collection of modern Christian poetry by ten Filipino women Ronald Molmisa talks about how to love and understand your parents better in Papunta Pa Lang Kami, Pabalik Na Kayo

Dawns, by Isa Garcia, Janina Marie Rivera, and Ida Torres, is a weekly devotional for millennial women interested in self-care and spiritual growth

Feeling overwhelmed? Authors Kerlyn Bobadilla, Larizza Dulay, Manuel Zabat II, Marts Valenzuela, and Rigel Fortaleza help Gen Z readers reflect on their fast-paced lives in the devotional Kaya ko pa, Bes!

Meanwhile, kids and kids at heart are sure to enjoy the latest Hiyas (an imprint of OMF Lit) releases:
Read the facts behind circumcision in a light-hearted and informative way in Tuli o Di Tuli by Luis “Tito Dok” Gatmaitan, with illustrations by Manix Abrera

Learn the secret behind The Last Tree, written and illustrated by Gutch Gutierrez

Justine Hail continues the story of Shy Shelly in the third book of the series, Shy Shelly and the Big Lie, with illustrations by Tristan V. Yuvienco

Rediscover the story of Esther and the Extraordinary Deliverer (part of the Wow God! Series), as retold by Lauren V. Macaraeg and illustrated by Abi Go

Younger children can learn how to Bee Thankful with Dee the Bee, written by Joyce Piap-Go and illustrated by Maria Cristina Sison
When you drop by the OMF Lit booth, you’ll get:

20% off original, republished, and imported books and Bibles
Sale items at P100 and below
Book launches, book signings with local authors, storytelling sessions, and a poetry reading
#ReadMoreLiveMore freebies with a minimum purchase of P1,000

Our Read More and Share More book bundles that you can donate to our partner, Center for Community Transformation Reading has many benefits, and reading OMF Lit books will definitely bring Inspiration, Instruction and Insight — so you can #ReadMoreLiveMore.


Check out the OMF Lit Facebook page for more information. The MIBF will take place from September 11-15, 10 am to 8 pm, at the SMX Convention Center, SM Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City.

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