What stories for children could you weave around these fantastic images?
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- Hazel D. Campbell - Jamaican to the bone. Retired, freelance writer of fiction for children, radio and video scripts.I sometimes write for adults too - 'Singerman' published by Peepal Tree Press.My latest published books are 'A Goatboy Never Cries' -LMH Publishing Co., and 'Bernie and the Captain's Ghost' - Carlong Publishers (Caribbean) Ltd Bernie and the Captain's Ghost won the BIAJ best children's chapter book award for 2011 I was awarded a Silver Musgrave Medal for my contribution to children's literature by the Institute of Jamaica for 2011.
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