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Author McCall Hoyle Visits Cook Elementary to Inspire Students

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Author McCall Hoyle Visits Cook Elementary to Inspire Students
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Author McCall Hoyle visited Cook Elementary to share her experiences and inspire students through reading and writing. The visit included discussions on the joy of reading and dog training.

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  • McCall Hoyle visited Cook Elementary to discuss her experiences as an author.
  • The visit covered the importance of reading and the world of dog training.
  • Hoyle is the author of several middle grade books published by Shadow Mountain Publishing.
  • A community Book Fest was scheduled for September 23 at Syracuse High School.

Students at Cook Elementary School welcomed author McCall Hoyle for a visit focused on inspiring a love of reading and writing, according to a notice on the school's website.

During the visit, Hoyle shared her experiences as an author and discussed the importance and joy of reading. As a sixth-grade teacher and author, she provided students with a glimpse into the world of training dogs. Her middle grade books, including Stella, Just Gus, Millie, and Forever Ripley, are part of Shadow Mountain Publishing’s empathy-building line of books.

The event was intended to inspire students to read more and potentially pursue writing their own stories. A Book Fest Live was scheduled for Wednesday, September 23, from 6:00–8:00 p.m. at Syracuse High School, where families could meet Hoyle and other authors.

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