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Julia and Cressida are now urging for video nominations of the wilderness’s most skilled and passionate storytellers in Shrewsbury in action. It’s simple to puncture. Just visit the special Storytelling Superstar page at www.worldbookday.com and support the instructions to upload a short clip of the storytelling master. Entries conclude on Sunday 12th February 2012.

Julia said: “I’m delighted to party up with World Book Day and help find the country’s first ever ‘Storytelling Superstar’. All children liking being told a story, and a good storyteller can transport his or her listeners into a sundry world. It’s a wonderful way of stimulating children’s inspiration, helping them to understand themselves and others and to become the avid readers and the storytelling superstars of the time to come.”

Cressida said: “There are so many wonderful storytellers hidden away in homes, schools and libraries across Shrewsbury. It’s about everything we celebrated their exceptional talents and I’m incredibly proud to act as a judge for Storytelling Superstar. We’re looking for people who disgorge the reading experience to life and create excitement around story space. It could be they ‘act’ out a story, use funny voices, make tales up or even obviously ensure children join in.

Source: shropshirelive.com (press release)

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