Get creative with food and literature by making something with food to represent a book. You could create a broccoli forest for “Where the Wild Things Are,” or a decorated whale-shaped cookie for “Moby Dick.” The only guidelines are that your entry be made of food and related somehow to a book. There will be three age categories: kids, teens, and adults. Entries will be displayed at the library
Tuesday, April 2; drop off your entry when the library opens at 10 a.m. and pick it up by 7 p.m. There will be paper ballots for voting in the library; voting will stay open for a week with photos of the entries in the Children’s Room.
Edible Books Contest at the Library
