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Kuk Du to Write!




Dear children, here's a wonderful opportunity to express and showcase your idea in the form of a story/poem. Make the most of your vacation and your potential. Good luck to all!
Rules:
• Entries should be original. Plagiarised or copied entries will be disqualified.
• One entry is allowed per child
• The story or poem must be neatly typed in Word Doc
         Font: Times New Roman / Font Size: 12
• Write Name, Date of Birth, Full Address and Contact Details at the top of the entry.
• Entries will be selected by Manmeet Narang, Author and Founder of Sailing Leaf.
• Selected entries will be published on our website www.kukdukoolitfest.com
• Give away for all participants at the Kukdukoo Lit Fest on 2nd-3rd February 2019.
Guidelines:
• Interpret the prompt the way you want. You can write either a story or a poem.
• Entries should be in English.
• Entries will be selected on the basis of originality and creativity.
• Slight grammatical errors here and there will be ignored. It is important children freely express their ideas and thoughts.
• Children must write on their own, without assistance from any adult. You can take feedback from someone but execute the story yourself.

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