Edible Book Festival 2009 - Images

April 1, 2009

Sponsored by the D.U.L. Preservation Department

	"Ode to Dickens" by Jody Brown
	"A Confederacy of Blintzes" by kurt Cumiskey
	"Rabbit is Rich" byWinston Atkins
	"The Finer Points of Sausage Dogs" by Brendan P. Hodkinson
	"An Ode to Virginia: The Waves, The Voyage Out, To the Lighthouse" by Meg Brown
	"Vellum Bindings" by Meg Brown
	"Edgar Allan Po Boy" by Jody Brown
	"Tomorrow's Archive" by Meg Brown
	"The Lord of the Rings" by Meghan Lyon
	"The Hours" by Janie Morris
	"Velveeteen Rarebit" by Jamie Bradway
	"Rabbit is Rich and Rabbit at Rest" by Jamie Bradway
	"A Tree Grows in Broccoli" by Winston Atkins
	"His Dark Materials" by Andrea Novicki
	"The Brownie Handbook" by Amy Turner
	"The Garlic Wars" by Amy Turner
	"Cuneiform Tablets" by Beth Doyle
	"Life of Pie" by Beth Doyle
	"The Book of Bunny Suicides" by Rachel Ingold
	"String Cheese and Cracker Pamphlet" by Rachel Ingold
	"A Shroom of One's Own" by Rachel Ingold
	"The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Sarah Hodkinson
	"Night" by Judy Bailey
	"On Golden Fondue" by Erin Hammeke
	"A Pringle 'n' Thyme" by Erin Hammeke
	"Goldilocks and the Three Bears" by John Davis
	"Loving Franks" by Bridget Booher
	"Of Mice and Men" by Abigail Davis
	"A Brief History of Thyme" by Bridget Booher
	"A Brief History of Thyme" by Bridget Booher
	"The Little Engine That Could" by Bernadette O'Reilly and Hannah Reynolds
	"War and Peas" by Amy Turner
	"The Bluest (P)eye" by Lauren Fordyce
	The crowd contemplates their votes.
	The largest crowd at EBF yet, and the most entries.
	Voting continues.
	The press came, too. Thanks Chronicle!
We raised $628 for the DUL Memorial Fund (Helene Baumann Fund) through the silent auction and additional donations. A big thank you to everyone for attending and for making some great entries, and thanks to Mark Zupan for the images! We look forward to seeing you next year! Winners by Popular Vote Punniest Entry: War and Peas (Amy Turner) Best Book Structure: Vellum Bindings (Meg Brown) Most Edible: Night (Judy Bailey) Least Edible: Brief History of Thyme (Bridget Booher) Favorite Overall: Very Hungry Caterpillar (Sarah Hodkinson) Best Student Entry: Little Enginie That Could (Bernadette O'Reilly and Hannah Reynolds) Most Votes Across All Categories: Little Engine That Could (Bernadette O'Reilly and Hannah Reynolds)