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Ripple Foundation is thrilled to announce a number of renowned Canadian authors joining this year's judging panel for the annual Kids Write 4 Kids (KW4K) writing challenge.

Kids Write 4 Kids Writing Challenge allows youth to become published authors before high school

Grade 6 student Emaan Ali becomes published author, with book 'Mrs. Smafpaf' now on Amazon, Apple iBooks Store, and Google Play.

Today Ripple Foundation Canada has announced a call for entries for its sixth annual Kids Write 4 Kids Creative Challenge.

Emily Little (Grade 6) and Olivia Simms (Grade 8) become published authors on Amazon, Apple iBooks Store and Kobo.

Kids Write 4 Kids (KW4K), a Canada-wide creative challenge for students in grades 4-8, has recently unveiled its 2016 judging panel of twelve in preparation for the contest's March 31st entry deadline.

2015-2016 Kids Write 4 Kids Creative Challenge is now calling for entries

Massey’s Faith Emiry and Toronto’s Christopher Smolej become published authors

Ripple Digital Publishing launches Pingtu – an addictive picture puzzle game

Ripple Launches Three New Books to Add to Your Summer Reading List