International Edible Books Festival Prizewinners

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Chatham University’s third annual celebration of the International Edible Books Festival was a great success! Thanks to all who participated and dropped by to try these fabulous books.

We are also very grateful to our fabulous judges for making the very difficult decision of determining the winners for all prizes except Most Popular Vote: Wenying Xu, Alice Julier, Dave Hassenzahl, and Rachel Grove Rohrbaugh.

Photos from the event can be found on the library’s Facebook page.

Without further ado, the prizewinning books were:

Award: Most Sustainable

Winner: Dan Nolting for Leaves of Grass

Award: Most Creative Literary Interpretation

Winner: Mary Whitney for Melting Glaciers

Winner: Mary Whitney for Melting Glaciers

Award: Most Creative Ingredients/Use of Ingredients

Winner: Hillary Hassenzahl for Phantom Tollbooth

Winner: Hillary Hassenzahl for Phantom Tollbooth

Award: Most Popular Vote

Winner: Cindy Kerr for Twilight

Winner: Cindy Kerr for Twilight

Award: Grand Prize

Winner: Amy Lee Heinlen for A Separate Peace

Winner: Amy Lee Heinlen for A Separate Peace

Several of us librarians were also incredibly taken with the effort and beautiful display of a series of Dr. Seuss books. This display also came in a very close second for the Most Popular Vote contest, so we’re awarding them an Honorable Mention!

Honorable Mention: Tiffany Waltenbaugh, Tess Scibilia, & Lorraine Yanjtovich for five Dr. Seuss books

Honorable Mention: Tiffany Waltenbaugh, Tess Scibilia, & Lorraine Yanjtovich for five Dr. Seuss books

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