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bookgazing) wrote2011-07-07 07:51 am
bookgazing) wrote2011-07-07 07:51 am
NHYA 2011: First Round Judging Decisions
Last weekend I was in London visiting with the lovely Ana, Ana and Meghan (which is wonderfully described by Ana in her recent post about Downton Abbey - I had so much fun ladies, thanks for making hanging out so enjoyable). I stayed over a night in Shoreditch to see a friend from university who was passing through London. This Friday I'm off back to the capital for a theatre weekend with my mother (for anyone who's interested we're seeing War Horse, Les Miserable for a second time and taking a theater walking tour).
I'm having so much fun off line at the moment and summer holds the promise of many more activities. I've also got a lot of on-line posts sitting around waiting to go up and lots of lovely online chatter seems to always be happening. Let me put my best foot forward just before I pack my suitcase and begin by showing you the results of the first round judging decisions in the Nerds Heart YA tournament. Here's what happened in the first round and a link to what the second round match ups will
look like:
First Round Judging Decisions
Jun 13th: This Purple Crayon and Book Addiction judged 'The Red Umbrella' by Christina Gonzalez and 'Tell Us We're Home' by Marina Budhos.
June 13th: Viloet Crush and The Literary Wife judged 'Stringz by Micheal Wenberg and 'Five Flavors of Dumb' - Anthony John.
'Five Flavors of Dumb' by Anthony John moves on.
'The Red Umberella' by Christina Gonzalez moves on.
June 15th: Pineapples and Pyjamas and Book Harbinger judged 'Tall Story' by Candy Gourlay and 'Premiere' by Melody Carlson.
'Tall Story' by Candy Gourlay moves on.
June 15th: Bookworming in the 21st Century and Birdbrain(ed) judged 'Finding Family' by Tonya Bolden and 'Toads and Diamonds' by Heather Tomlinson.
'Toads and Diamonds' by Heather Tomlinson moves on.
June 17th: The Brain Lair and Books, Movie and Chinese Food judged 'When the Stars Go Blue' by Cardidad Ferrer and 'Dark Water' by Laura McNeal.
'Dark Water' by Laura McNeal moves on.
June 17th: Secret Dreamworld of a Bookaholic judged 'The Last Summer of the Death Warriors' by Francisco Stork and 'The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin' by Josh Berk.
'The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin' by Josh Berk moves on.
June 20th: A Backwards Story and we're not butterflies judged 'Invisible Girl' by Mary Hanlon Stone and 'Dirty Little Secrets' by C J Omololu.
'Dirty Little Secrets' by C J Omololu moves on.
June 20th: The Wandering Librarians Anna and Arianne judged 'Summer Song' by Louise Blaydon and 'A Love Story Starring My Best Friend' by Emily Horner.
'A Love Story Starring My Dead Best Friend' by Emily Horner moves on.
June 22nd: Early Nerd Special and Snarky Mamma judged 'Stargazer' by Von Allan and 'How I Made it To Eighteen (A Mostly True Story)' by Tracy White.
'How I Made It To Eighteen (A Mostly True Story)' by Tracey White moves on.
June 22nd: Shylock Books and The Reading Zone judged 'The Kid Table' by Andrea Seigel and 'Teenie' by Christopher Grant.
'The Kid Table by Andrea Seigel moves on.
June 24th: Truth, Beauty, Freedom and Books judged 'Paper Daughter' by Jeanette Ingold and 'What Momma Left Me' by Renee Watson.
'What Momma Left Me' by Renee Watson moves on.
June 24th: Book Nut judged 'Mindblind' by Jennifer Roy and '8th Grade Super Zero' by Olugbemisola Rhuday Perkovitch.
'8th Grade Super Zero' by Olugbemisola Rhuday Perkovitch moves on.
June 27th: TATAL Online judged 'Where the Truth Lies' by Jessica Warman and 'Jumpstart the World' by Catherine Ryan Hyde.
'Jumpstart the World' by Catherine Ryan Hyde moves on.
June 27th: the rejectionist judged 'Pull' by B A Binns and 'Efrain's Secret' by Sofia Quintero.
'Pull' by B A Binns moves on.
June 29th: Stella Matutina judged 'The End: Five Queer Kids Save the World' by Nora Olsen and 'Bleeding Violet' by Dia Reeves.
'Bleeding Violet' by Dia Reeves moves on.
June 29th: Sunshine and Bones judged 'Bamboo People' by Mitali Perkins and 'Abe in Arms' by Peggy Deitz Shea.
'Abe in Arms' by peggy Deitz Shea moves on.
The second round judging decisions will start rolling in on Monday 11th July and I can't wait! To see exactly which books will be slapping each other in the face with a delicate white glove follow the link to our second round schedule.
Have fabulous weekends everyone, see you next week.
I'm having so much fun off line at the moment and summer holds the promise of many more activities. I've also got a lot of on-line posts sitting around waiting to go up and lots of lovely online chatter seems to always be happening. Let me put my best foot forward just before I pack my suitcase and begin by showing you the results of the first round judging decisions in the Nerds Heart YA tournament. Here's what happened in the first round and a link to what the second round match ups will
look like:
First Round Judging Decisions
Jun 13th: This Purple Crayon and Book Addiction judged 'The Red Umbrella' by Christina Gonzalez and 'Tell Us We're Home' by Marina Budhos.
June 13th: Viloet Crush and The Literary Wife judged 'Stringz by Micheal Wenberg and 'Five Flavors of Dumb' - Anthony John.
'Five Flavors of Dumb' by Anthony John moves on.
'The Red Umberella' by Christina Gonzalez moves on.
June 15th: Pineapples and Pyjamas and Book Harbinger judged 'Tall Story' by Candy Gourlay and 'Premiere' by Melody Carlson.
'Tall Story' by Candy Gourlay moves on.
June 15th: Bookworming in the 21st Century and Birdbrain(ed) judged 'Finding Family' by Tonya Bolden and 'Toads and Diamonds' by Heather Tomlinson.
'Toads and Diamonds' by Heather Tomlinson moves on.
June 17th: The Brain Lair and Books, Movie and Chinese Food judged 'When the Stars Go Blue' by Cardidad Ferrer and 'Dark Water' by Laura McNeal.
'Dark Water' by Laura McNeal moves on.
June 17th: Secret Dreamworld of a Bookaholic judged 'The Last Summer of the Death Warriors' by Francisco Stork and 'The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin' by Josh Berk.
'The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin' by Josh Berk moves on.
June 20th: A Backwards Story and we're not butterflies judged 'Invisible Girl' by Mary Hanlon Stone and 'Dirty Little Secrets' by C J Omololu.
'Dirty Little Secrets' by C J Omololu moves on.
June 20th: The Wandering Librarians Anna and Arianne judged 'Summer Song' by Louise Blaydon and 'A Love Story Starring My Best Friend' by Emily Horner.
'A Love Story Starring My Dead Best Friend' by Emily Horner moves on.
June 22nd: Early Nerd Special and Snarky Mamma judged 'Stargazer' by Von Allan and 'How I Made it To Eighteen (A Mostly True Story)' by Tracy White.
'How I Made It To Eighteen (A Mostly True Story)' by Tracey White moves on.
June 22nd: Shylock Books and The Reading Zone judged 'The Kid Table' by Andrea Seigel and 'Teenie' by Christopher Grant.
'The Kid Table by Andrea Seigel moves on.
June 24th: Truth, Beauty, Freedom and Books judged 'Paper Daughter' by Jeanette Ingold and 'What Momma Left Me' by Renee Watson.
'What Momma Left Me' by Renee Watson moves on.
June 24th: Book Nut judged 'Mindblind' by Jennifer Roy and '8th Grade Super Zero' by Olugbemisola Rhuday Perkovitch.
'8th Grade Super Zero' by Olugbemisola Rhuday Perkovitch moves on.
June 27th: TATAL Online judged 'Where the Truth Lies' by Jessica Warman and 'Jumpstart the World' by Catherine Ryan Hyde.
'Jumpstart the World' by Catherine Ryan Hyde moves on.
June 27th: the rejectionist judged 'Pull' by B A Binns and 'Efrain's Secret' by Sofia Quintero.
'Pull' by B A Binns moves on.
June 29th: Stella Matutina judged 'The End: Five Queer Kids Save the World' by Nora Olsen and 'Bleeding Violet' by Dia Reeves.
'Bleeding Violet' by Dia Reeves moves on.
June 29th: Sunshine and Bones judged 'Bamboo People' by Mitali Perkins and 'Abe in Arms' by Peggy Deitz Shea.
'Abe in Arms' by peggy Deitz Shea moves on.
The second round judging decisions will start rolling in on Monday 11th July and I can't wait! To see exactly which books will be slapping each other in the face with a delicate white glove follow the link to our second round schedule.
Have fabulous weekends everyone, see you next week.