This competition is open to children who are Frankston City Libraries members and who live, study or have links to Frankston.
Perhaps you want to write about a fantastical universe just outside your window? Or maybe you’ll tell us all about a mirage that appears behind your wardrobe door? The only limit is your imagination and a word limit of 500 words.
We’re accepting submissions of short stories, poetry, essays, haikus, letters and more – we’d love to read any style that takes your fancy!
Frankston City Mayor, Cr Sandra Mayer, and our libraries team will be judging across four age categories:
- 4-7 year olds
- 8-11 year olds
- 12-14 years olds
- 15-18 year olds
Entries close on Sunday 19 July at 5pm.
With great prizes up for grabs, including a $100 Robinsons voucher for the winner in each category, it’s time to let those creative juices flow.
You’ll also have the chance to see your work digitally published as an e-book on the Frankston City Libraries BorrowBox app. PLUS, pending approval, we’ll be exhibiting a shortlist of work.
How to enter:
- Write your submission, based on The Time We Stayed Home, in the writing style of your choice.
- Head to our website to enter.
Good luck!
Dates and Times
Wednesday 10 June 2020 – Sunday 19 July 2020
Open until 19 July
Organiser
Email: libraryenquiries@gmail.com
Website: https://library.frankston.vic.gov.au/News/Write_Idea
Location
Frankston City Libraries, Playne Street Frankston 3199
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