VABook!–What You Love in 15 Words…

THIS PARTICULAR CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED. SEE THE MAIN PAGE FOR THE ACTIVE CONTEST. Congrats to Lyndele von Schill who won this challenge. Congrats to Lyndele von Schill who won our first challenge with her post:

Readers and Writers
together

Weather
the crush and
rush

to mill and
thrill

in Charlottesville

Lyndele wins a shopping bag this week, but all entrants are eligible for the Baldacci-Trigiani tickets.

We’re kicking off the 15 weeks to the 15th anniversary by starting a blog where we invite your answers/comments. We call it the “Mixed Bag Challenge.” The question could be about the Festival, or books, or Charlottesville…we just want to hear from our fans. Every week will be a new challenge or contest, and the best answer each week (as judged by the Festival or its designee) will get a free 15th anniversary shopping bag! Just for participating, we’ll enter you in a raffle for soughtafter tickets to a Festival event!

So tell us this week…15. What do you love about the Virginia Festival of the Book in 15 words?

Deadline, Wednesday, Dec 10.

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19 Responses to VABook!–What You Love in 15 Words…

  1. Theresa Haskins

    Books, speakers, books, speakers, books, speakers, books, speakers, books, speakers, books, speakers, books and books!!

  2. Leslie S

    I love that Viriginia is for book lovers!

  3. It celebrates the one thing I hold dearer than my life – our friend the BOOK!

  4. The “Festival” is the “Hollywood” of books, and our authors are our stars. I love “star-gazing.”

  5. Adam Beane

    Authors’ stories enhancing my enjoyment of their books — Wow! what a great time I’ve had!

  6. Grisham, Mosley, Chappel, Smith, Brooks, CHABON, Keillor, Garrett, Baldacci, St. John, and a bunch more

  7. Ellen Lowe

    Being around book lovers-finding a wonderful book I might have missed on my own

  8. Jon Spokes Jr

    Intellectual illustrations involving individuals in immortal ideas imbued in identifying interesting idioms inherent in imagery.

  9. kathy barinholtz

    The festival satisfies my literary urgings, while putting a face to what I read.

  10. Laura

    books, friends, Charlottesville, diversity, culture, awesome speakers, and the opportunity to go green!

  11. Kathy S.

    The way my co-workers roll their eyes when I tell them I am taking a day off work to go to a book festival.

  12. Sandy Anderson

    Books in the sunshine
    Readers and writers co-mingle
    Spring in Virginia

  13. A confluence of words, wordsmiths, illustrators, photographers, and readers, exploring and celebrating people and places

  14. Lyndele von Schill

    Readers and Writers
    together

    Weather
    the crush and
    rush

    to mill and
    thrill

    in Charlottesville

  15. Patrice

    The huge selection of books to purchase is by far my favorite.

  16. Southern accents and urban intellect, great bookstores and the writing world – opportunities for all!

  17. Melody Nichols

    It celebrates the joy of reading across generations, genre and gender!

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  19. Nancy OBrien

    Sleuthing out something new in the nooks and crannies of Cville’s book world.

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