For some, getting
published in a magazine is a long journey. For seven-year-old Max Sultan
of Fayetteville, his first experience with the publishing world came on
his first try.
Sultan's picture,
"Eagle," was recently published in the May edition of Highlights
for Children magazine on the "Our Own Pages" page. Sultan drew
the picture last year as a student in Mrs. Ortega's first-grade class
at Hood Avenue Primary School.
Ortega sent
the picture in and Sultan and his family were recently informed of the
picture's publication. Sultan is a fan of the "Hidden Pictures"
section of the magazine.
Highlights
magazine was founded in 1946 and currently is delivered to 2.5 million
children. The magazine receives over 35,000 submissions from their readers
each year but can only publish a small percentage of them. Sultan's picture
was among that number this year.
Sultan admits
to liking to draw but has many other interests. He plays for the Fayetteville
Earthquakes in a local soccer league and also enjoys hockey, baseball
and, like many of his peers, Yu-Gi-Oh. Sultan is now a student at East
Fayette Elementary School and is looking forward to entering the third
grade in the fall. He is the son of Craig and Rebecca Sultan and is the
older brother of Jack.







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