Twist on aTale
This years competition gives students the opportunity to give a classic fairy tale a modern twist or alternatively a chance to write your own myth or fable - in no more than 500 words.
Re-imagine stories of old to reflect our modern world. Get creative using their own personal twist to include location, heritage, interest and experiences.
Sp lets get writing!
There are three categories:
• 11 years and under
• 12 - 16 years
• 17 - 25 years
with three prizes up for grabs in each:
1st prize: £50 book token
2nd prize: £30 book token
3rd prize: £20 book token
Everyone has at least one story to tell...
Application forms can be downloaded or obtained from all the borough libraries
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