Lifestyle July 07 2026

Something Extra | Tuesday

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  • Reggae artiste and actress Naomi Cowan embraces the festival’s storybook atmosphere, keeping her look casually cute for the day’s itinerary.

  • ‘Sky Full of Elephants’ author Cebo Campbell makes his first visit to Jamaica as one of the featured authors for the Book Fairy Festival.

  • First-time attendee Alethia Tomlinson, attorney-at-law, appears completely at ease as she embraces the magic and wonder of the Book Fairy Festival.

  • ‘Riverdale’ actress and ‘Hurricane Summer’ author Asha Bromfield stuns in a charming pink dress for the whimsical occasion. 

  • Trini-born, US-based author Justin Haynes gives two thumbs up to his Saturday experience.

  • Book Fairy Festival artisan Charl Baker showcases her striking art and bubbly personality.

  • Having gone to the festival as an attendee last year, author of ‘A Second Chance to Get It Right’, Jevane Stewart, was among the new authors on one of the Purple Couch Chat panels this year.

  • Sprinkling a bit of literary magic in pink is the Book Fairy herself, Shanique Sinclair.

For the third staging of the Book Fairy Festival, book lovers and literary enthusiasts gathered at The University of the West Indies Regional Headquarters for a weekend themed ‘Lost in Wonderland’. On Saturday, the festival’s second day saw the fairyland come alive, with pixie dust seemingly everywhere. From the Artisan Village to the Purple Couch Chats, where authors, publishers and creatives held court on topics ranging from manhood in fiction to making it to the big screen, attendees journeyed through the rabbit hole as the day unfolded. Something Extra has the day’s social highlights.