Out of the 12 Camp Creek submissions,

seven students are published in the fifth edition of the book.

The Humpus Bumpus Bookstore

invited the students to a huge book signing in October to which each student

could invite forty of his/her friends and family.

The seven students who will

be published are listed below.

Arielle Kinnebrew and London

Nelson, eighth grade, 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."

Those pictured include (l to

r seated) London Nelson, Arielle Kinnebrew,(standing) William Harris,

Mona Ramsey, Talented and Gifted Teacher, Bianca Rainwater, Vince Bell,

and Candace Smith. Photo/Special.