The Orange County Children's Book Festival is a huge interactive and fun family festival in southern California that invites children of all ages to experience the magic of books. This year's festival is scheduled for Sunday Oct. 4, 2009 from 9:30AM - 4:30PM. The Festival is free to attend and draws 20,000 people. A few of this year's featured authors and illustrators include Robin Preiss Glasser, Frank Beddor, Kathleen Krull, Kathryn Hewitt, Jim Gilbert, Paul Brewer, and Diane Adams.
JacketFlap had a booth at last year's festival, and it was a great success. We will have a booth again at this year's festival, and we're going to use it to help promote the work of our incredible members. We are giving away space in our booth for six people to sign autographs, display, and sell their books. To qualify, you must be a published author or illustrator of children's or young adult books, and at least one of your books has to be listed on your JacketFlap profile in your published works section. How do you enter? All you have to do is post a comment saying "I want the space" on the Event's page on JacketFlap:
http://www.jacketflap.com/eventdetail.asp?Event=1159
Six winners will be randomly selected from the entries between now and August 17th, 2009. If your name isn't selected, don't be too disappointed. JacketFlap's booth will have a flat screen monitor showing a slideshow of our members books. If you have books listed in the published works section of your JacketFlap profile, your books will appear on our monitor throughout the show.
Finally, there is also the opportunity (first come first served) to purchase time in one of the bookstores that are offering 3-hour blocks of time for $75. To find out how you can be a part of this wpnderful event, email the Cofounder and Executive Director Pat Burns - speakr@aol.com or call her Mobile - 949.836.4722. Visit www.KidsBookFestival.com for more information.
Best,
Tracy
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I want this Space!Donatienne Voneche
Unfortunately, I won't be able to take advantage of it, but it sounds like a wonderful event. JacketFlap is doing some great things!!! I'm glad I found out about you.
I remember5 wat6ching Orange County film, with all the cheerers and cute girls there. Hope that event will include foods after, lolz!If you like cooking, but want to watch a reality show that leaves out the reality of actually making food – then you must like Top Chef. Top Chef will have a premiere and a finale on the SAME NIGHT – the start of Season 6 of Top Chef, and the finale of Top Chef Masters on Bravo. No dishes' flaws will be spared – and no one will be bothered with learning actual cooking skills, learning a recipe – instead, you get to see a bunch of people with goofy hats and white shirts! And judges that talk about their food! I wouldn't waste a faxless payday loan on TiVo so I could see the Top Chef premiere/finale special.
Who won the space contest?
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