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The SFC First Annual GRANNY Awards Are Announced!

Children’s Writers and Illustrators are putting on their best attire in preparation for the Stories for Children Annual SFC “Granny” Awards.

The Editorial Staff at Stories for Children Magazine decided to have an award recognizing their "Personal Favorite Contributions" in 2007. Since two of their editors are "Grannies", they got to name this award.

“It’s been a year of growth,” states VS Grenier, Editor and Owner of Stories for Children Magazine. “Our readers have seen many changes and there are still more to come, but it’s our contributors I really need to thank. Without them, there would NOT BE Stories for Children Magazine. They freely donate their talents each month and that is why the editorial staff and I worked on coming up with an award.”

Gayle Jacobson-Huset, Assistant Editor said, “I think it will mean so much to our contributors and give them a big smile. We just really wanted to say Thank you for all your hard work!”

The different categories for the Annual SFC “Granny” Awards are Fiction, Non-fiction, Artwork/Illustration, Poetry, and Young Author.

“It’s going to be lots of fun at Stories for Children Magazine this April. We’re not only giving away awards . . . it’s our birthday, too!” states VS Grenier.

Stories for Children Magazine has built a strong readership with schools, teachers, libraries, and families over this last year. Their goal for the future? To bring Stories for Children Magazine, Stanley Bookman, and the wonderful World of Ink to everyone.

Come visit the SFC Team and all their contributors in the World of Ink at Stories for Children Magazine!

Learn more at http://storiesforchildren.tripod.com

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The Preditors & Editors Readers Poll 2007 results are out and Stories for Children Magazine is Voted One of the Best Magazines in 2007!

Stories for Children Magazine was voted one of the best magazines in Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry in the Preditors & Editors Readers Poll 2007.

VS Grenier has much to be happy about. She said, “I can’t believe it. This is our first year out and we actually placed in the Top Ten in many different categories. A dream come true for all of us here at SFC.”

Grenier herself placed in the Top Ten Editors of 2007 and her article, Yes, Virginia, There IS a Santa Claus, tied for second place in the nonfiction category.

Grenier’s SFC team also place in the Top Ten in many different categories. Gayle Jacobson-Huset, Assistant Editor placed in the Top Ten Fiction category with her story, Pepper-Jack Ray and Waldo’s Scary Halloween. Art Director, Chrissy Fanslau placed in the Top Ten Best Magazine Cover Art category for her November 2007 issue cover.

Stories for Children Magazine’s Bookstore place fifth in the Preditors & Editors Readers Poll 2007 for Best Bookstore on the web. What makes this bookstore so amazing is you can purchase books by the SFC contributors, featured guest such as New York best-selling author Brandon Mull and Award-winning author Mark Peter Hughes, books reviewed by SFC, and children’s book award winners.

Also among the Top Ten winners in the Preditors & Editors Readers Poll 2007 are many of Stories for Children Magazine’s contributors. Illustrator Zariah’s artwork for, Huoda Lauda Eyes, won second place for Best Artwork for a short story and Illustrator Nicole Brdkelbaum, won third place for Stories for Children Magazine’s May 2007 issue cover in the category Best Magazine Cover Art.

“2007 has been a great year for us,” said Grenier. “Now to make 2008 even better!”

Come visit the SFC Team and all their contributors in the World of Ink at Stories for Children Magazine!

Learn more at http://storiesforchildren.tripod.com