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// This week, the Club hosts the awards ceremony for the Spring 2020 competition, where twenty poets from around the world are celebrated as Finalists, and five poets and six artists are announced as competition Winners. We hear from all of the Finalists, and Little Dazzy Donuts reads out the winning poems. All of that happens despite Queenie struggling with the wrong half of an orchestra and a bubble machine. //
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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 hereThis week, the Club hosts the awards ceremony for the Spring 2020 competition, where twenty poets from around the world are celebrated as Finalists, and five poets and six artists are announced as competition Winners. We hear from all of the Finalists, and Little Dazzy Donuts reads out the winning poems. All of that happens despite Queenie struggling with the wrong half of an orchestra and a bubble machine.
The episode includes snippets of the twenty Finalists’ poems. You can read their full poems on the website. You can also see the winning poetry and art on the Winners’ page.
We'll be back with a normal topic-based episode next week, when our regular PodPack and PodSnack YouTube videos will return. For full details, check out kidspoetryclub.com.
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