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1 Get Caught Reading Web pages Nonfiction Poetry Graphic Novels Get Caught Reading Contest This Summer! Otisville students should continue to read all summer long and for the rest of their lives! Many students got caught in the act of reading this year in the Otisville library; we d like to continue catching them in the act this summer. Students and parents are being asked to provide photographic evidence of their reading endeavors this summer. Winning photos will be displayed in the display cases near the library and on Otisville s website. Awards are being given in the following categories: Most creative photo Photo taken farthest away from Otisville Most people reading in a photo *Please remember that reading can mean sooo many things* Magazines Newspapers Signs/Information at museums Cereal Boxes Hand in your photos to Miss Sheerer or Mrs. Parker in the library the first week of school in September. Winners will be announced shortly thereafter. Useful Resources Thrall Public Library: Greenville Resource Center:
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