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Bargain chain launches children's fiction prize
A competition to find a new star of children's fiction has been launched by the value bookseller The Works, according to the Guardian.
As part of the Bedtime Reading Week--a week of special events to promote reading to children at bedtime--the bookshop chain has teamed up with Walker Books to offer authors the chance to get their work published. 5,000 copies of the winning entry will be printed and sold up and down the UK.
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