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The "Doodle 4 Google" contest asked kids to draw what they would do if they "could do anything."
Bartholomew's entry is called "Heal All the World's Breaks," and features people fixing broken things.
"Everyone's pain is different," Bartholomew told the Galveston County Daily News. "The world is split, and it seems like a lot of people can't work together."
The winner of the contest will see their logo on Google all day May 27. Perhaps more importantly, the winner gets a $15,000 scholarship and his or her school gets a $25,000 grant.
Judges include representatives from the Sesame Street Workshop, Pixar and the groups that represent the estates of Dr. Seuss and Peanuts creator Charles Schulz.
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