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Gaywood Library congratulates talented authors

Published: 10:46, 19 December 2017
Gaywood Library Ghost Writing Competition winners being presented with prizes by Sponsor Keith Rudd.'LtoR (front), Lexie Clarke (2nd Prize), Camilo Cervantes (Winner), Amelia Barton (3rd Prize)'LtoR (Back), Keith Rudd (Sponsor), Trisha Bailey (Friends of Gaywood Library Member), Elena Parkin (Community Librarian)
Gaywood Library Ghost Writing Competition winners being presented with prizes by Sponsor Keith Rudd.'LtoR (front), Lexie Clarke (2nd Prize), Camilo Cervantes (Winner), Amelia Barton (3rd Prize)'LtoR (Back), Keith Rudd (Sponsor), Trisha Bailey (Friends of Gaywood Library Member), Elena Parkin (Community Librarian)

Some young storytellers have been rewarded for their imagination in a competition organised by staff of the Gaywood library.

Children were encouraged to develop their own ghost stories for the competition, which was sponsored by Keith Rudd, pictured above, back left.

Camilo Cervantes, front centre, was judged the winner with his story, Ghostly Graveyard, with Lexie Clarke, front left, second for her entry. The third prize went to Amelia Barton, front right.

They received their awards at the library on Thursday afternoon. Among their prizes is the chance to enjoy a studio tour at KL.FM.

Also pictured at the presentation are Trisha Bailey, of the Friends of Gaywood Library group, back centre, and community librarian Elena Parkin.

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