Thanks for joining us at Myrin Library's SixthAnnual
Edible Books Festival
on April Fool's Day 2010!

Pictures of all entries are below.

Edible Books 2011 is on March 24th! Please join us!

 

Group Entries

 

GRAND GROUP PRIZE
$200 Winner!

The Last of the Mojitos
Mike Ingargiola & Laine Cavanaugh

Karamel Sutra
STAR

  

Sex, Drugs & Cocoa Puffs
Kevin Tallon & Maggie McMahon

Alice's Adventures in FondantLand
Saible O'Brien, Jade Spurka & Clint O'Donnell

The Edible Works of Saint Augustine: The Acidity of God; The Concessions; De Trinitatta Tater-Totter Fritatta
Religious Studies Department

The Berenstain Bears By the Sea
Charlene & Andrea Wysocki

The Old Man & The Sea
Melissa Krupa & Kacie McKormick
The Walrus & The Carpenter from Through the Looking Glass
Lailey Jongblood & Jenn Gilman
S'mores & Pieces
Instructional Technology: Jean Bennett and Tori Waskeiwicz
 

Around the World in 80 Dates
Rebecca Evans & Daughters

  
Individual Entries


Grand Prize Individual Category

The [Edible] World of Beatrix Potter
Jesse Finafrock


Runner-Up Individual Category

Around the World in 80 "Lays"
Jessica Porcelan

On the Weenieology of Morels by Friedrich Quichtzche
Jon Volkmer

Grapes on a Path
Lindsay Sakmann

The Necklace
Lindsay Sakmann
 

 The Lovely Cones
Lindsay Sakmann


 

Thyme in Greek Yogurt
Carolyn Weigel


 

A New Earth
Charlie Jamison


 

Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
Megan Mowrer

The Neverending Story
Sam Fortin

A Sprinkle in Thyme
Denise Hartman

The Little Cupcake that Could
Kevin Amiri

The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Elizabeth Mahoney

Great Expectations
Jonathan Palmisano

Holes
Elizabeth Hooper

Thanks to all who participated!
 

Mike Ingargiola with his Grand Prize Winning Entry in the Group Category, The Last of The Mojitos

Jesse Finafrock with her Grand Prize winning entry in the Individual Category, The [Edible] World of Beatrix Potter

Jessica Porcelan with her Runner-Up winning entry in the Individual Category, Around the World in 80 "Lays"

Reference Librarian Diane Skorina & Library Intern Abby Raymond, Festival Planners

The Judging!

Tech Services Librarian Kerry Gibson performs at the reception
 

Emeritus Professor Don Zucker joined us at the reception

 

 

What's this all about?

The Edible Books Festival is an International Event, with participation from venues in countries from Australia to Luxembourg to the United States, and almost everywhere in between. The festival was created by Judith A. Hoffberg and Beatrice Coron in 1999, and has grown ever since. Click here for the official site.

Myrin's first Edible Books Festival was held in 2005, led by student assistant Jessica Gallagher. Take a look at pictures from the past two years, too. Any questions or comments, please e-mail Diane Skorina.