I am EXCITED to return as a CYBILS Round 1 Judge!

In 2011, I was a round 1 judge for Middle Grade Fiction again.
In 2012, I was a round 1 judge for Middle Grade Fantasy & Science Fiction.
In 2013 I was a round 1 judge for Young Adult Nonfiction.
Then, I had to lay low as lots of 'life stuff' got in the way. This poor little blog nearly went stone cold, but that's a story for another day!
This year, 2018, I will be judging Elementary/Middle Grade Speculative Fiction!!!!!!!
I am so excited to be back with my fellow KidLit Bloggers:
- Sherry Early writing at Semicolon and tweeting @Semicolonblog
- Jenni Frencham writing at from the Biblio Files and tweeting @Jennifrencham
- Kristen Harvey writing at The Book Monsters and tweeting @TheBookMonsters
- Katy Kramp writing at A Library Mama and tweeting @Alibrarymama
- Beth Mitcham writing at Library Chicken and tweeting @Mitchambeth
- Brenda Tjaden writing at Log Cabin Library and tweeting @logcabinlibrary
- Charlotte
Once we Round 1 Judges narrow the massive MG Speculative Fiction list down, the Round 2 Judges will argue over pick the winner! Round 2 Judges are:
- Mark Buxton writing at Say What?
- Jenna Grose writing at Falling Letters and tweeting @fallingletters
- Rosemary Kiladitis writing at Mom Read It and tweeting @roesolo
- Stacy Mozer writing at It's All About the Journey
- Jennifer Naughton writing at Geek Reads Kids and tweeting @Jennie_Naughton
Nominations open October 1:
CLICK HERE TO LEARN ABOUT NOMINATING YOUR FAVORITE BOOK THIS YEAR
You can learn more about the CYBILS Awards: HERE
or simply search the word CYBILS in the reading rumpus search bar up there on the right top of this blog and you'll see why I love, love, love me some CYBILS :-)
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© 2007-2018 Dr. Cheryl Vanatti, education & reading specialist writing at www.ReadingRumpus.com
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