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Memorial Middle School librarian Heather Schroeder hosted a recycled book contest to encourage students to visit the library. Audria Cagle won first place with her polka dots and roses project. Aneya Weston-Salazar earned second with her Hocus Pocus-themed book. Third place went to Caleb Kemper for his diamond book page chain. Check out the projects below!
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