A new Gullywith competition. Send in your pictures, drawings and poems based on The Battle For Gullywith.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO WIN A SIGNED COPY FOR YOURSELF AND SIX COPIES FOR YOUR SCHOOL LIBRARY ?

Then please send in your pictures and drawings, poems and stories - they can be of anything in the story of The Battle for Gullywith - look at some of those in our gallery here and be inspired !

Every single picture or poem or story put up on this website is a winner.

That's all you have to do - be good enough to go up in our gallery and you win a free signed paperback copy for yourself and SIX copies for your school.

RULES
You need to live and go to school in the UK. You must be aged between 4 and 13 years. You must send you pictures as jpgs via e-mail attachment to mail@gullywith.com

CLOSING DATE - July 5th 2009

The Withernosaurus is a strange and legendary beast that Olly reads about in a book called Legends of Withern Mere.  It was said to have  been  dropped  accidentally  into the bottom of Withern Mere as an egg, from the claws of its parent flying overhead, and to have hatched out there in the murky waters under some boulders.  For the next seven thousand years it stayed there, growing, until it first surfaced and was  spotted  by  some men  out  hunting with  stone axes  for  weapons  and  deerskins  for  clothes. 

According to Olly's book, the Withernosaurus  was several  hundred  feet  long, with sharp pointed fins.  Its scaly body was slime green, its eyes were yellow and it had thousands of sharp teeth.