Contenders Announcement Peanut Gallery

February 3, 2012

PeanutGallery1 Contenders Announcement Peanut Gallery

These Peanut Gallery posts are where we highlight responses to the latest BoB activity. And so here are some celebrating this week’s announcement of the 2012 Contenders. If we missed yours, let us know in the comments and we’ll add them in here.

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  1. Katie says:

    I am obsessed with the Battle of the Kids Books!!!!! Here’s my contenders post: http://www.yabooklove.com/2012/02/lets-battle.html

  2. Love the GoodReads List! I’ve got it bookmarked on my phone for my next trip to the library. I did a shout-out over on childrenslitcrossroads – am hoping that some of my children’s literature students will follow along as well!

  3. :paula says:

    I have read 8 1/2 of this year’s contenders – my best starting point so far! I’ll be following along on Pink Me!

  4. :paula says:

    My contenders post just went up on Pink Me. What a great batch of books this year, including a couple of surprises! I predict it’ll come down to Cheshire Cheese Cat v Okay For Now, just because I like IMPOSSIBLE JUDGING SITUATIONS. (as long as I don’t have to judge ‘em!)

    http://pinkme.typepad.com/pink-me/2012/02/slj-battle-of-books-preview.html

  5. Battle Commander says:

    Thanks, Paula. Just tweeted it and will add it to our next Peanut Gallery (which probably won’t be for another week or so as things are relatively quiet this week Bob-wise).

  6. Genevieve says:

    I’ve read 10 and am partway through the 11th — way more than previous years. Must be because you picked books that I really liked! Can’t wait to read all the judges’ analyses.

  7. Kate fitzpatrick says:

    I strongly disliked daughter of smoke and bones!! Personally I thought that it was a weird story with too many unnecessary ideas and details that did not do anything to help this story. It also had some more mature elements(not used in a good way). Maybe this book would have been enjoyed more by an older audience.

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