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jiuuuiiiu cuiuiieu in n-ngiisn classes at Rappahannock County Elementary School, Rappahannock County High School, Wakefield School, Nethers Community School and Randolph-Macon Academy, have been invited to join the Rappahannock County Library’s Book Review Contest. For fifth, sixth and seventh grade competitors, two book reviews must be submitted between February 6 and March 15. Eighth through twelfth grade students must submit one review between February 14 and March 15. All books to be read and reviewed must be chosen from the Rappahannock County Library. Students may hand in their reviews to their English teachers at school or to the librarian at the Rappahannock County Library. First, second and third place winners and three honorable mentions will be named for each category. The winners will receive books, cash prizes and certificates of merit. FOLLOWING is a sample review written by Johnny Bragg of Flint Hill that received an honorable mention last year. Johnny Bragg was then a fifth grade student at Rappahannock County Elementary School. He reviewed “All About Dinosaurs,” written by Roy C. Andrews and illustrated by Thomas W. Voter. Johnny wrote: “Dinosaurs were the largest animals that roamed the earth. Some dinosaurs lived on land and some in water. The first dinosaurs
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