thebigideacomp's profile picture. Win the chance to see your children's story idea transformed into a book, TV, movie or theatre production.  Entry to TBI 2018 is now CLOSED.

The Big Idea Comp

@thebigideacomp

Win the chance to see your children's story idea transformed into a book, TV, movie or theatre production. Entry to TBI 2018 is now CLOSED.

Congratulations @emmac2603 and Neal Jackson on their Carnegie nomination! 🎉🎉🎉 This idea was the WINNER in #TheBigIdeaCompetition in 2014, we are so pleased to see the book doing phenomenally well! #CKG19 @chickenhsebooks

thebigideacomp's tweet image. Congratulations @emmac2603 and Neal Jackson on their Carnegie nomination! 🎉🎉🎉
This idea was the WINNER in #TheBigIdeaCompetition in 2014, we are so pleased to see the book doing phenomenally well! 
#CKG19 @chickenhsebooks

And that's all for our 2018 Winner and our brilliant Runners-Up! Thank you to all who entered The Big Idea Competition 2018 - we've had some truly amazing entries and cannot wait to see where this year's winning Big Ideas will go! 💭💭💭💭


And here is @TBP_agency agent @josephine_hayes talking about Sarah's alien invention!


Our final Runner-Up is Dr. Sarah Ryan, with her out-of-this-world idea, Down to Earth. Passionate about aliens, Dr Sarah Ryan is a 48-year-old science editor from Dublin, living and working in Cheltenham. Congratulations Sarah!

thebigideacomp's tweet image. Our final Runner-Up is Dr. Sarah Ryan, with her out-of-this-world idea, Down to Earth. Passionate  about  aliens,  Dr  Sarah  Ryan  is  a  48-year-old  science  editor  from  Dublin,  living  and  working  in  Cheltenham.  Congratulations Sarah!

Here is @BarryChicken of Chicken House books to tell you a bit more about Louise's Big Idea!


This is the second TBI shortlist for Runner-Up Louise Greig, creator of The Speakers. Louise was first shortlisted in 2014 with her idea The Brown Dog Affair. She is an award-winning children's author from Aberdeen. Congratulations Louise!

thebigideacomp's tweet image. This is the second TBI shortlist for Runner-Up Louise Greig, creator of The Speakers. Louise was first shortlisted in 2014 with her idea The Brown Dog Affair. She is an award-winning children's author from Aberdeen. Congratulations Louise!

And here is Oli Hyatt of Blue Zoo animation, to tell you a bit more about Fiona's Super idea!


Fiona Hill is also a Runner-Up, whose story idea, Vinnie the Superdog, captivated our judges. She wanted to created a story that encouraged empathy in children. Fiona hosts a local reading group, and loves sharing stories with her young son. Congratulations Fiona!

thebigideacomp's tweet image. Fiona Hill is also a Runner-Up, whose story idea, Vinnie the Superdog, captivated our judges. She wanted to created a story that encouraged empathy in children.  Fiona  hosts  a  local  reading  group,  and  loves  sharing  stories  with  her  young  son. Congratulations Fiona!

And here is poet, author, BookTuber, and Big Idea judge @jenvcampbell to let you know what we loved about Sean's Journey Home


Next up we have the incredible Sean's Journey Home, submitted by Matthew Graham - aged only 13! He is a self-confessed bookworm who wants his story to be funny and to teach children to be thankful for what they have today. Congratulations Matthew!

thebigideacomp's tweet image. Next up we have the incredible Sean's Journey Home, submitted by Matthew Graham - aged only 13! He is a self-confessed bookworm who wants his story to be funny and to teach children to be thankful for what they have today. Congratulations Matthew!

And here is beetle-loving, book writing, author extraordinaire @MGLnrd to tell us what it was about Dan's idea that sparked the judges imaginations!


In no particular order, our first Runner Up is Dan Byrne with Bartholomew E.P.G. (Evil Pig Genius). Dan hopes his story will make people laugh, marvel at time travel, and most importantly learn to value the older generation. Congratulations Dan! 🏆

thebigideacomp's tweet image. In no particular order, our first Runner Up is Dan Byrne with Bartholomew E.P.G. (Evil Pig Genius). Dan  hopes  his  story  will  make  people  laugh,  marvel  at  time  travel,  and most importantly learn  to  value  the  older  generation. Congratulations Dan! 🏆

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BookBrunch's tweet image. Young carpenter wins @thebigideacomp
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The Big Idea Comp reposted

Carpenter wins @thebigideacomp with primary school story: bit.ly/2y8QuF7


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See what our brilliant celebrity judge @angellicabell had to say about Jack's winning entry, Cardboard Boy #TheBigIdea


We are thrilled to announce the winner of 2018's competition: Cardboard Boy, created by Jack Martin! Jack is a 23 year old carpenter living in Somerset, and his idea came from a story he wrote and illustrated while at primary school. Congratulations Jack! 🏆

thebigideacomp's tweet image. We are thrilled to announce the winner of 2018's competition: Cardboard Boy, created by Jack Martin! Jack is a 23 year old carpenter living in Somerset, and his idea came from  a  story  he  wrote  and  illustrated  while  at  primary  school. Congratulations Jack! 🏆

And the 2014 competition's fantastic winner, Sky Chasers, inspired by an idea from Neal Jackson and written by award winning children's author Emma Carroll, has sold in nine territories!

thebigideacomp's tweet image. And the 2014 competition's fantastic winner, Sky Chasers, inspired by an idea from Neal Jackson and written by award winning children's author Emma Carroll, has sold in nine territories!

Other 2014 runners-up success stories include The Fandom, imagined by Angela Mccann and developed by author Anna Day. It is now sold in 24 territories worldwide, with TV and Film rights optioned by Fox 21!

thebigideacomp's tweet image. Other 2014 runners-up success stories include The Fandom, imagined by Angela Mccann and developed by author Anna Day. It is now sold in 24 territories worldwide, with TV and Film rights optioned by Fox 21!

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