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place with 61 books each.
In the 1-Can-Read group, J.R. Hawkins won by reading 121 books, Osha Kondori was next with 120, and Joy Canton was third by reading 81.
This year, for the first time, we counted pages instead of books read, and the 18 readers compiled an amazing total of 35,811 pages, or an average of 1,934 pages each! Holly Hitt won first prize with 4,372 pages; Kevin Riedel was second with 4,316, and Tim Canton was third with 4,247.
On behalf of the children of Rappahannock County and the library we wish to thank all those who made this program such a success by their contributions and support: The Inn at Little Washington; the Rappahannock Lion’s Club; the Rappahannock National Bank; Giant Food, Inc.; Friends of the Library; and the mothers who made and donated cookies. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
We also wish to thank the Rappahannock News for their generous publicity and reporting.
Stella Clark
Children’s Librarian
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