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4204 Latimer Ave, San Jose, CA 95130
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Lekha School of Creative
Writing  
announced its spring and
summer camps for the year
2008. This year both camps will
see added instructors and
children of different age groups.
 Every child will improve their
writing skills at their own pace
and will be given the opportunity
to use a laptop that they will
consider their own for the week.

The spring camp will be held
during two weeks each catering
to the holiday seasons of
different school districts.
Children between the ages
8-14yrs can be part of the
Lekha Spring camps.

For more on spring camps, click
here
The Summer camps will be
held throughout summer for
children between the ages of
5-14 years. A part-time option is
available for children between
the ages 5-7.

For more on summer camps,
click here
Lekha Announces Spring and Summer Camps
The West Valley library in San
Jose invited Jyoti Yelagalawadi,
the founder of Lekha Publishers
and School of Creative Writing
to conduct a 4-hour creative
writing workshop on the 20th of
February.
 The event was an unqualified
success as the number of
children participating far
exceeded the number expected.
This workshop will be repeated
in September.
March 2008
Workshop at West Valley Library a Smash Hit
12 year old Tyler Sadoff's book, "A journey
in Time" is nearing completion. It is slated
to be published this summer. The first draft
of this book was written as part of the
summer camp '2007
In addition to Tyler, four other students
from the advanced level are working
towards publishing their work this year.



Each month I shall be publishing one poem written by a student
during the past quarter. The poems are chosen at random and
does not mean that it is in anyway better than others.


                                    The Bully
                       By Maia Lwin, Age 7years
   Bullies always displease me, especially this one.
   He wants to pummel me, and that doesn’t sound like fun

   He Kicks me and trips me and calls me a name
   And that’s why he’s sinful and this is no game.

   But just yesterday when I saw him at the park,
   It turned out that he was afraid of my titlark!
Poem Of The Month





Obtemper \Ob*tem"per\, v. t.& i  to comply with, to
obey as in a judgement or decree.

Sentence:The defendant's failure to obtemper the
sub qualified him to receive the 'contempt of court'
notice
Word Of The Month