Students to have works published in new book

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Students to have works published in new book

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Out of the 12 Camp Creek submissions

seven students will be published in the fifth edition of the book.

The Humpus Bumpus Bookstore

has invited the students to a huge book signing to be held in October

where each student will invite 40 of his/her friends and family.

The seven students who will

be published are:

Arielle Kinnebrew and London

Nelson, eighth grade, who wrote a poem, "And Then We Grew Up."

Adrian Dunmeyer, now a ninth

grader at Westlake High School, wrote a short story, "Finally Free:

A Story about the Holocaust."

Bianca Rainwater, now a ninth

grader at Westlake High School, wrote a poem, "When True to Me."

Vince T. Bell, eighth grade,

wrote an essay, "Some People."

William Harris, now a ninth

grader at Westlake High School, wrote a short story, "The Lost."

Candace Smith, eighth grade,

wrote a poem, "In Grandfather's Eyes."

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