There is a lot of controversy surrounding NFTs, but Magda believes that it is the perfect medium for her art, even children can do it!

Chef Anis tells us about how she adapts her recipes for her audience, and how being around her mother in the kitchen when she was young, fostered her love for cooking.

Burhana decided to follow her dreams by joining a writing competition, and soon after, she found herself writing for children who looked just like her.

Spotting Moon Knight at the festival was truly a sight to see!

Mohammed Haroon tell us about his cosplaying journey and his love for this underrated art form.

Nouf is an Emirati artist who enjoys drawing anime and manga characters, so she decided to show her love by making fanart and printing them on totes, as stickers, making pins and many types of other merchandise!

Of course there are plenty of talented and wonderful children at the Sharjah Children's Reading Festival and Selina is one of them! She tells all about her ambitions, participation at a competition and her favorite books!

Abraham teaches us how children can easily delve into the world of robotics!

Is everyone capable of changing their habits?

According to Charles Duhigg, yes.

Charles tells us how to detect a bad habit and then slowly work towards changing it.

Claire is a researcher from MIT App Inventor, an application created to make programming accessible and approachable. The young student tells us how she joined the program and its goals.

Technology may appear terrifying to many people, but Leanne Fry, Chief innovation Officer at AUSTRAC, and Anni Rowland Campbell, the Director of Intersticia, are optimistic about the future of technology in the hands of the leaders of tomorrow.

They tell us about how they maneuver teaching children on the benefits of technology and the outcomes of workshop they held during the forum.