the gold winning story, eve molloym _ molloy. .. i - molloy. ..g. for years on, eve they were joking. foryears on, eve is they were joking. for years on, eve is still in shock. she won hundreds of books for herself and for her school. my herself and for her school. my confidence just went through the roof. being in 500 words was the best thing — roof. being in 500 words was the best thing that i've ever done. over— best thing that i've ever done. over the — best thing that i've ever done. over the years, more than a million kids have submitted stories. frank cottrell boyce will be among the bestselling children's authors returning as judges, bestselling children's authors returning asjudges, along bestselling children's authors returning as judges, along with a new face. if you think something's funny, write it down. if you see something weird, write it down. if you have a lovely moment that's moving, write it down, and then make a story. it's fun. but first, an army of volunteer judges as needed. teachers, teaching assistants and librarians can n

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the gold—winning story, snow blood window frame by eve molloy. - i couldn't believe it.fairytale won hundreds of books for herself and for her school. but there was an even greater prize. my confidence, itjust went through the roof. being in 500 words was the best thing that i've ever done. before any stories are written, 4,000 volunteerjudges have to be recruited. teachers, teaching assistants and librarians, like sarah, who did it last time, and who's signing up again. it's an amazing opportunity to really get insight into the minds of children, to have some really brilliant reading to do, and and to feel that they're playing a part in something that's a really powerful project that really makes a difference to children's lives. this time, the competition isjust for primary school children, and stories don't have to be submitted until the autumn, with the winners announced on world book day next march. words can be magic. if you choose the right word, you can make people laugh, you can make people cry, you can start a fight, you can finish a fight. you can make people

the gold—winning story, snow blood window frame by eve molloy. - i couldn't believe it.es are written, 4,000 volunteerjudges have to be recruited. teachers, teaching assistants and librarians, like sarah, who did it last time, and who's signing up again. it's an amazing opportunity to really get insight into the minds of children, to have some really brilliant reading to do, and and to feel that they're playing a part in something that's a really powerful project that really makes a difference to children's lives. this time, the competition isjust for primary school children, and stories don't have to be submitted until the autumn, with the winners announced on world book day next march. words can be magic. if you choose the right word, you can make people laugh, you can make people cry, you can start a fight, you can finish a fight. you can make people think, if you just choose the right word. thank you so much. jon kay, bbc news. he didn't speak until he was 11, and only learnt to read when he was 18, but now aged just 37, jason arday is about to begin work as cambridg

snow blood window frame by eve molloy. i could not believe it. i thought they were joking.t to a very small primary school, in a village in lancashire, not a big posh school, not a rich school. in fact, when they won the books it was the first new books that had in a library for a long time, so it's not about where you go or about what school you go to, it's about you, you, the child, it's about, in you to have a really good story? i will call her snow blood window frame, or snowy for short. my grades, even now, they are not the best, | but i did it, and i won. somebody who is not amazing, amazing at every single - thing i put my mind too, - because i do have challenges that i face in school, i won it. i won something. before any stories are written, 4,000 volunteerjudges have to be recruited. teachers, teaching assistants and librarians like sarah who did it last time, and who's signing up again. the last three years, four years have been really challenging for children. we know that children's mental health has been affected, their well—being has suffered, so i think this