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Six Crowns Win Mostafa Ezzouz Award
Six works received awards at the Arab Children's Literature Forum, with three in the adults' category and three in the children's category. Among the children's awards, Shuhad Al-Hannashi (14 years old) from Siliana won first place for her story "Ink That Didn't Dry," while Zahaa Jassim from Iraq took second place for "Fear Takes Flight," and Anas Bounasri, aged 8, secured third place for "I Am Hers." In the adults' category, writer Emad Al-Jilassi won the "Watcher’s Eye" novel award valued at 12,000 dinars; Nouredine Ben Boubaker received an 8,000-dinar prize for "The Village of Illusions," and finally, Taleb Kazem was awarded 5,000 dinars for "The Road to the Valley of Fog." The event was organized by a judging panel comprised of literary and educational figures. It included a tribute to educational personalities such as the treasurer of the Children's Literature Association, who dedicated 13 years of heartfelt service, accompanied by poetry praising educators, amidst promises to continue developing both the prize and the forum.
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