The Mouans-Sartoux Book Festival, set to take place from October 2 to October 4, 2026, has chosen the theme "The world is worth it!" to inspire discussions on culture, literature, and education. As part of the event, pedagogue and essayist Philippe Meirieu will speak on Saturday, October 3, at 14:00, at the La Strada Cinema. His talk will follow the release of his latest book, Betting on School and Education, which is part of Manifesto of the Café pédagogique, a collaborative work with Djéhanne Gani and published by Aube editions. The book explores educational reform and the future of learning, reflecting Meirieu's long-standing contributions to pedagogy. The event is open to the public, with free entry available on a first-come, first-served basis. Attendees are encouraged to arrive thirty minutes before the start of the session to secure a seat, as the venue may reach capacity quickly. This talk is one of many planned activities during the festival, which aims to bring together writers, thinkers, and readers to celebrate the written word and its impact on society. The Mouans-Sartoux Book Festival is a local event that has grown in popularity over the years, drawing participants from across the region. It features a range of activities, from author readings and panel discussions to book signings and interactive workshops. The festival provides a platform for both established and emerging voices in literature and education, making it a significant cultural event in the area. For those interested in attending or exploring the full schedule of events, the complete program is available through the provided link. The festival organizers encourage visitors to check the website for updates and to plan their visit accordingly. The event promises to be an engaging and thought-provoking experience for all who attend.