nged to explore what happens when they finally open this enigmatic box, allowing their imaginations to run wild.1f:T4e0,

Word limit: Between 500 and 1,500 words
Must be an original story—no AI-generated stories will be accepted
Entries must be submitted in handwritten form.
Stories can take the form of a picture book, short/long story, or graphic novel
Encouragement for drawings and illustrations throughout the work

Key elements to include in the stories are:

A mysterious box in a library setting
A magical adventure
A relatable main character or object

Entrants are reminded to unleash their imagination and creativity while keeping their work original. Points will be awarded for artistic presentations, including illustrations and drawings. “Most importantly—have fun.” Higham said, adding a supportive nudge to budding writers.

Students interested in participating can submit their stories via email to psp.libraries@capetown.gov.za or drop them off at their nearest library. As young authors prepare to embark on this literary journey, the City of Cape Town is eager to witness the incredible imaginations that will unfold through their words.

20:T43a,Word limit: Between 500 and 1,500 wordsMust be an original story—no AI-generated stories will be acceptedEntries must be submitted in handwritten form.Stories can take the form of a picture book, short/long story, or graphic novelEncouragement for drawings and illustrations throughout the work Key elements to include in the stories are: A mysterious box in a library settingA magical adventureA relatable main character or object Entrants are reminded to unleash their imagination and creativity while keeping their work original. Points will be awarded for artistic presentations, including illustrations and drawings. “Most importantly—have fun.” Higham sai

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Cape Town Libraries launch exciting writing competition for young authors