WINNER Caldecott Giveaway

 

WE HAVE A WINNER!

As the rules stated, you had to be a St. Philip’s student and a subscriber to win. I looked at my list of subscribers and only counted the comments from them. I assigned a number to each comment that counted in order from first to last. Then used random.org to pick a winner. There were only four valid comments. The winner is….

Caldecott contest winner

Natalie Vandergriff!

Congratulations, stop by the library to pick up your book.

Stay tuned for more contests…

 

ThisIsNotMyHat_thumbThe 2013 Caldecott Medal winning book is This is Not My Hat by Jon Klassen. Narrated by a fish who is a thief the book leave much to the imagination. The little fish is on the run when he steals a little bowler hat from a really big fish. Unconvinced that what he has done is really wrong the little fish is certain he will get away with his crime. I love this book for it’s dark and mysterious artwork as well as the uncertain ending. It is up to the reader to decide what happened to the little fish.

In honor of this delightful book winning the Caldecott Medal, Falcon’s Fables is giving away a copy to one St. Philip the Apostle School student. We are running this giveaway a little differently. To enter you must do two things…

  1. leave a comment on this post telling my your favorite Caldecott Medal book. I guarantee you have read at least one. If you are unsure here is a list of Caldecott Medal Winners from 1938 to the present!
  2. subscribe to the blog.  The button is on the left hand sidebar.

The giveaway will end on March 21, 2013 at midnight. On Friday I will use a random number generator to select a winner from the comments below.

Good Luck!

The Falcon

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  1. My favorite Caldecott Award Winning books is Lon Po Po: A Red Riding Hood Story. Aubrey’s favorite Caldecott Award book is Where the Wild Things Are.

  2. Please EVERYONE make sure someone from your family subscribes to the blog or your entry will not count. You can subscribe by entering your email on the left sidebar toward the top.

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