CONTEST

...and the winners of the mobile contest are:
The Amulet of Samarkand, from Cameron Abell
Nosedive, from Sam Erhard and Bobby Grinnell
Book Fiesta!, from Maria Coleman

  It’s our birthday—we’re turning 10, and you can help celebrate in a contest 
that features your favorite book or series.



The Hanging Mobile Contest is open
to teens entering grades 6 to 12, and adults.
Contest begins August 1, 2011, and ends October 24, 2011.
Three winning categories:
grades 6-8, grades 9-12, and College/Adult.
 Finalists will be notified by phone or email by November 1.
Prizes (provided by The Friends of the Library) 
will be awarded at the
Library’s 10th Anniversary Gala
on Sunday, November 6, 2011
 
     Mobile Contest Rules:
  • Maximum weight:  3 pounds
  • Maximum width:    36 inches
  • Maximum length from hanging loop to lowest point on mobile:  36 inches
  • Mobile must have a hanging loop at the top.
  • Mobile must clearly be inspired by a specific book or series.  Book title to be written on entry form.
  • Mobile will be judged on artistry, interpretive elements from book, movement, and balance.
  • Three winning mobiles will remain on display until December 31, 2011.
  • Deadline for submission: 5pm on Monday, October 24, 2011.

Entry Form

Mobile Title:     ________________________________________________________________

Book Title (that inspired mobile):  ________________________________________________________________

Name:            _______________________________________________________________

Address:         _______________________________________________________________

Telephone #:  _______________________________________________________________

Email address: _______________________________________________________________

Grade, College, or Adult:           _______________________________________________________________


Hand-deliver your hanging mobile to:  
Hamilton-Wenham Public Library
14 Union Street
S. Hamilton, MA 01982

For more information contact: 
Kim Claire, Young Adult Librarian, 978-468-5577 x14

mo·bile: a piece of kinetic sculpture having balanced objects/shapes, suspended in midair by wire or twine, from a number of rods, so that the individual parts can move independently, as when stirred by a breeze. 
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