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Teen sci-fi novelist from Rothesay wins national prize

Taym Saffar's dystopian story revolves around a box you can step inside to spend for as long as you want, doing whatever you please.

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Yukon and N B teens beat 667 others to win national writing contest | Article

Two teens from Yukon and New Brunswick won the Ripple Foundation’s Kids Write 4 Kids contest and became published authors.

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Roy Oborne beats out almost 700 students across the country for a chance to have his book published

Roy Oborne beats out almost 700 students across the country for a chance to have his book published

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Ripple Foundation announces Kids Write 4 Kids contest winners

The 12-person judging panel comprised of authors, editors, readers, and previous winners, including Ekiuwa Aire and Globe and Mail children’s book columnist Jeffrey Canton.

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Haines Junction Sixth Grader Wins Creative Writing Contest

A 12-year-old Haines Junction student was announced a winner of the Kids Write 4 Kids Contest

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