Edible Books Festival

The book of Tea, by Robin Richmond, winner, Best in Show and Best Binding

The Watermelon Seed, by Pamela Bligh-Glover and Curtis Whalen
Winner, Most Appetizing

The Catcher in the Rye, by Susan Petrone, Winner, Best Pun

The Lorax, by the Winslow Girls, youth entry, winner, Most Literary

Flan Quixote, by Colleen Camerll & Libby Panhorst, winner, Honorable Mention

The Proof Is in the Pudding, by Amie Albert, winner, Honorable Mention

A Moveable Feast, by Emily Austin Rose

My Gorgeously Glittery Purse, by Donita Singerman

The Hobbit, by Katie & Maggie Love, youth entry

Carob Apricot, by Gene Epstein

Keegel Farzym, from Always October, by Edward Bennett, youth entry

Mercy Watson, by Ella Daugherty, youth entry

Josephina Story Quilt, by Anna Lee, youth entry

Ruby Redfort, Take Your Last Breath, by Meg Bennett and Mia Callaghan, youth entry

Mysterious Benedict Society, by Meg Bennett and Mia Callaghan, youth entry

Fog, by Otis, feline entry

Literature 101, by Jerry Zober

Go, Dog, Go!, by Friends of the Shaker Library

Shakespeare in Cheese and Crackers, by Ellie Strong

Grape Expectations, by Friends of the Shaker Library

Sticks and Scones, by Friends of the Shaker Library

Still Life with Breadcrumbs, by Jean Pekoc

Some of the crowd at the 2014 Edible Books Festival

Checking out some of the entries at the 2014 Edible Books Festival

Voting at the 2014 Edible Books Festival

After the voting and awards, digging into the edible book entries