• The video entries must be in MP4 or AVI format. 

• The student(s) must start by introducing themselves and stating the title and author of the book that they are sharing.

• The student(s) must retell the story or a part of the story using a range of storytelling techniques. 

• The time allowed for performances will be 2-3 mins. 

• Students may choose to wear school uniforms, comfortable clothing, or costumes in the video.

• The use of small props is permitted. 

• Students are encouraged to memorise their lines, but they may use note cards while presenting.

• When filming the video, the student(s) should be visible from the waist up (i.e. a medium shot), the room should be well lit, and the sound must be audible.

• Filming in front of a plain, solid surface is recommended. If filming is done in front of the blackboard, make sure the board is clean.  Students may write the book title, create a simple drawing, or hang a hand-drawn poster behind them. However, the background will not affect adjudication, as students will not use backdrops if they are selected to perform their presentations live.

• To avoid using copyright-protected images, the covers of published books must not be shown in the video. If students would like to show the book, they are encouraged to create a mock book cover by hand. Alternatively, they may use an AI-generated image or a copyright-friendly image available through the Creative Commons (See: https://creativecommons.org/) as long as they abide by the licensing agreements.

• Video editing should be minimal. Students must be able to perform their video entries live if they are shortlisted.

• The camera should be in a fixed position for the duration of the video-recording. Zooming and panning are not permitted. 

• Sound effects can only be produced by the student(s) during the video-recording.

• The addition of special effects (e.g. green screen backgrounds, animations, transitions) or sound effects is not permitted during post-production editing.

By Marcie Collen

Illustrated by Ellen Stubbings

Kitty Cooks Dinner

By Meika Hashimoto

By Marcie Colleen

By Apple Jordan

Illustrated by Gladys Jose

written by Marcie Colleen

illustrator by Ellen Stubbing

Written by Meish Golding

Illustrated by some one?

B6

By Meika Hashimoto

versus the leaf

Written by Marcie Colleen

IILustrated by Ellen stubbings

By Meika Hashimoto

Author: Maryanna Lucas

By Colleen AF Venable

HICCUP!

By Mike Herod

Cat Ninja

By Yehudi Mercado

BY Charles Schulz

Cat ninja:Hamster for holiday

Author:Matthew cody

Illustrator:Derek Laufman

Kitten Ninja Versus the Snow

By Marcie Colleen

Kitten Ninja Versus the Snow

By Marcie Colleen

Kitten Ninja Versus the Leaf

By Marcie Colleen

Kitten Ninja versus the Leaf

By Marcie Colleen

Author: Paul Meisel

Published by Holiday House

3C

Not now, Bernard

by David Mckee

Bernard always tells his parents there is a monster in the garden and his parents didnt believe him and at the end the monster ate Bernard up and went to his room and sleep.

Picture and story by Syd Hoff

Author:Ashley

talks about wastage

Author: Natalie Sun

Published By: Story Adventures

illustrator: Catia Chen

P4 River’s book report

I hope you like the story. Pleaseread if you have chance. Thank you!!!

By Jeff kinney

The sole agent is Yuk Choi Bookstore.

The Printed by is Fook Hing Offset Printing Co Ltd

Talks about been Greedy with everything

Author: Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm

Illustrator: Martin Aitchison

Author: Erica Donner

Published by Tadpole Books an imprint of JUMP (Unlimited)

Written by Marcie Colleen

Author: Ellen Stubbings

Writer: Marcie Colleen

Author :Shannon Anderson

Illustrator by Hiroe Nakata

Author: David Hill

Illustrated by: Phoebe Morris

Author: Kiel Murray

Publisher : Parragon

The sole Agent is Yuk Choi Bookstore

The Printed by Fook Hing Offset Printing Co Ltd

Series created by: Roderick Hunt and Alex Brychita

Story by: Beverley Randell

Illustrations by: Julian Bruere