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Through a nomination from the Texas Center for the Book, Women’s Storybook Project of Texas has been selected for the 2019 Library of Congress State Literacy Award Program.
The Texas Center for the Book is pleased to join in the announcement of a local author contest now accepting submissions to be recognized as the top independently-published e-books in Texas. In addition to calling for submissions of both adult and young-adult fiction, the contest also seeks book-loving judges.
Nine students have won the state round of the 2019 Letters About Literature competition, sponsored in part by the Texas Center for the Book. This national reading and writing program, initiated by the Library of Congress, encourages 4th-12th graders to write to an author (living or deceased) about how his or her book has affected their lives.
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CONTACT:
Rebekah Manley
Coordinator, Texas Center for the Book
Texas Center for the Book Celebrates Children and Diversity in Literature
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CONTACT:
Gloria Meraz
Assistant State Librarian
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Peggy Price
Education and Outreach Coordinator, Archives and Information Services
512-463-9807
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CONTACT:
Rebekah Manley
Coordinator, Texas Center for the Book
512-963-2505
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Contact: Kyla Hunt, Library Management Consultant, or Erica McCormick, Grants Administrator
800-252-9386 (toll-free for Texas).
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Contact: Rebekah Manley
Texas Center for the Book Coordinator
rmanley@tsl.texas.gov
512-936-2505
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Contact: Peggy Price
Education and Outreach Coordinator, Archives and Information Services
pprice@tsl.texas.gov
512-463-9807
