Junior Judges' News - August 08 - # 3
2008 Voting has now closed.
Congratulations to the 30,423 Junior Judges participants and teachers.
As a record of your involvement in the Project, you can download the
Participants Certificate in pdf format.
Your results are as follows...
| Category |
Winner |
Honourable 1 |
Honourable 2 |
| Older Readers |
Love Like Water |
Black Water |
Leaving Barrumbi |
| Younger Readers |
The Shaggy Gully Times |
Dragon Moon |
The Key to Rondo |
| Picture Book of the Year |
The Peasant Prince |
You and Me: Our Place |
Dust |
| Early Childhood |
The trouble with DOGS!!! |
Lucy Goosey |
Pearl Barley and Charlie Parsley |
| Eve Pownall Information Books |
Parsley Rabbit’s Book About Books |
Fact File: Deadly and Dangerous |
The ANTARCTICA Book: Living in the Freezer |
Name the Critter
The Name the Book Week Critter winning name is Sparky:
Design your own Book Cover competition
The results of the Design your own Book Cover competition are:
Early Childhood category
Winner: The Night Garden designed by S.Clark (NSW)
Honour: Lucy Goosey designed by C. Tanner (NSW)
Honour: Lucy Goosey designed by J. Frost (NSW)
Younger Readers category (no honour prizes awarded in this category)
Winner: Dragon Moon designed by D.Kaese (QLD)
Picture Book Category
Winner: Dust designed by M.Protheroe (QLD)
Honour: You and Me our Place designed by J.Faddoul (NSW)
Honour: The Peasant Prince designed by J.Phan (QLD)
Congratulations to St Martin's School, Our Lady of Lebanon, St Aidan's Anglican Girl's School,and Vacy Public School for their student's efforts.
There were no entries lodged for Information or Older Reader categories.
Things To do:
Look up the CBCA official results of the CBCA Book of the Year Awards now available on the CBCA web site and compare the results with the Junior Judges' choices.
Book Week starts today- Fuel your Mind with Book Week activities.
After Book Week get involved in National Literacy and Numeracy Week 1-7 September,an Australian Government initiative!
Thankyou to our sponsors, Faber-Castell and the Australian Federal Government.
We'd love to get your feedback. Do you have any suggestions for content, competitions or resources? You can use the Feedback form or share your thoughts with others on our Forum.
As always... keep reading. Enjoy Book Week.
Tina Price
Project Coordinator
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