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Children’s Booker Prize

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  • Richard Flanagan
    Booker Prize

    The Children’s Booker Prize, set to open for submissions in 2026 and be presented annually starting 2027, will commemorate outstanding contemporary fiction for children (ages 8–12) written in or translated to English and published in the United Kingdom or Ireland. Majorly funded by the charity AKO…

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    The Children’s Booker Prize, set to open for submissions in 2026 and be presented annually starting 2027, will commemorate outstanding contemporary fiction for children (ages 8–12) written in or translated to English and published in the United Kingdom or Ireland. Majorly funded by the charity AKO…

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