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The Contest: since writing for children is all about “big emotion for little people” (I forget who said that, but someone did so I put it in quotes!) and Valentines Day is all about emotion, write a Valentines story appropriate for children (children here defined as ages 12 and under) maximum 214 words in which someone feels proud! They can be proud in a good way or a bad way. They can be proud of themselves for asking someone to be their Valentine, or they can be proud of how they asked. They can be proud of a Valentine they make, or a Valentine celebration they plan. They can be proud of giving something up, or proud of asking someone they’re not sure about for some reason in order to be nice. They can be proud of their performance in a Valentines Day play or concert or parade. . . sky’s the limit! Just make sure it is clearly Valentine-centered! Think beyond the obvious! Your story can be poetry or prose, sweet, funny, surprising or anything in between, but it will only count for the contest if it includes someone proud (can be the main character but doesn’t have to be) and is 214 words (get it? 2/14 for Valentines Day 😊 ) You can go under the word count but not over! (Title is not included in the word count.) If you are so inclined, you are welcome to enter more than one entry – just remember you’ll be competing against yourself 😊 No illustration notes please!
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I'm excited to participate in the 1st Annual Kids' Choice Kidlit Writing Contest, organized an hosted by the awesome author Kailei Pew.
Details and rules for the contest can be found here. Participants can submit stories with a 200 word count. Illustration notes count so be careful how you use them. You can submit PB, MG, or YA , but the stories must hook a kid judge's attention. THAT'S RIGHT--this contest will be decided by our actual readers---KIDS! Hope you enjoy reading these stories! Check out all the entries on Kailei's blog (linked above). STORYSTORM 2022 ended yesterday and I'm a winner with 31 story ideas! Thank you, Tara Lazar and guests, for the inspiration and jump into the creative spirit!
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