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// Join us for this bonus episode as Queenie and Chicken return from their walk with raspberries, and decide to make jam with a little help from Chef Katie Currant. Let’s hope that Queenie writes down the recipe correctly. While the jam is on the stove, Little Dazzy Donuts plays poems from England, India, South Korea, and the United States, with five poets reading their entries into the Summer competition on the topic of Home: Cesca, Naomi, Dharshwana, Sanoja, and Ananya. //
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereJoin us for this bonus episode as Queenie and Chicken return from their walk with raspberries, and decide to make jam with a little help from Chef Katie Currant. Let’s hope that Queenie writes down the recipe correctly. While the jam is on the stove, Little Dazzy Donuts plays poems from England, India, South Korea, and the United States, with five poets reading their entries into the Summer competition on the topic of Home: Cesca, Naomi, Dharshwana, Sanoja, and Ananya.
Check out the full Summer competition details on the website.
The next normal episode with Little Dazzy Donuts releases, as usual, on Monday. To find out more, check out kidspoetryclub.com.
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