Welcome everybody to the GRAND FINAL of Mr Ripley's Enchanted Books favourite book cover. We have already run five fantastic heats so all the winners/highest runners-up are now ready for your VOTES once again. This is your chance to choose your favourite to be crowned the ultimate winner. So get your finger ready as it all starts NOW. Who will win this YEAR?
This week's voters prize is a £10 National Book Token, a book (Some Places More Than Others by Renee Watson) and a bar of chocolate. (Sorry open to the UK Only)
If you are interested all you need to do is:
Vote for your favourite book cover using the poll HERE(or at the bottom of the post)
Leave a comment through this post/poll or #RT Pinned tweet on @Enchantedbooks or do both for a better chance to win.
This poll will end on 16th JAN 2022 at Midnight (UK). Have fun and share with the world through Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. Watch the voting develop, and wait to hear whether you've won (once the poll has closed).
So here are all seven book covers to vote for:
BOOK ONE: Jakob Wegelius - The False Rose - Book Cover Illustrated by Jakob Wegelius - Published by Pushkin Children's Books (7 Oct. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK TWO: Lindsy Littleson - The Rewilders - Book Cover Illustrated by Tatyana Komtsyan - Published by Pokey Hat (Cranachan) (3 Mar. 2022) - VOTE HERE
BOOK THREE: Oanis Rawbone - Whippoorwill Lane - Book Cover Illustrated by Karl James Mountford - Published by Buffalo Book Press (30 Sept. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK FOUR: Alex Mullarky - The Sky Beneath the Stone - Book Cover Illustrated by Diana Renjina - Published by Floris Books (24 Feb. 2022) - VOTE HERE
BOOK FIVE: Joe Clarke - Libby and the Parisian Puzzle - Book Cover Illustrated by Becka Moor - Published by Firefly Press Ltd (3 Mar. 2022) - VOTE HERE
BOOK SIX: Michael Mann - Ghostcloud - Book Cover Illustrated by Chaaya Prabhat - Published by Hodder Children's Books (7 Oct. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK SEVEN: Hannah Gold - The Lost Whale - Book Cover Illustrated by Levi Pinfold - Published by HarperCollins Children’s Books (3 Mar. 2022) - VOTE HERE
Welcome to the 12th annual Children's Book Cover Friendly Tussle. (Previous winner HERE) We are looking once again to find your favourite book cover for 2021/2022. We do this to support the creative heroes of the children's book world; the illustrators and the creative teams behind all the books we love. Please share this exciting adventure with your friends and followers on social media. Everyone is welcome to vote and share the FUN with others.
There will be five weekly heats; each with Six books to vote for. Although, there will be 7 book covers in the final to vote for as heat winners will make the grand final plus two book covers as the highest runners up.
Round One Winner: Hannah Gold - The Lost Whale - Book Cover Illustrated by Levi Pinfold
Round Two Winner: Michael Mann - Ghostcloud - Book Cover Illustrated by Chaaya Prabhat
Round Three Winner: Alex Mullarky - The Sky Beneath the Stone - Book Cover Illustrated by Diana Renjina
Round Four Winner: Oanis Rawbone - Whippoorwill Lane - Book Cover Illustrated by Karl James Mountford
Each week you vote you will be in with a chance to win an exciting prize. This week's prize is a £10 National Book Token + a book and a bar of chocolate UK only)
If you are interested all you need to do is:
Vote for your favourite book cover using the poll HERE(or at the bottom of the post)
Leave a comment through this post/poll or #RT Pinned tweet on @Enchantedbooks or do both for a better chance to win.
This poll will end on 14th December 2021 at Midnight (UK).
Have fun and share with the world through Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. Watch the voting develop, and wait to hear whether you've won (once the poll has closed).
So here are the Six brilliant book covers to vote for this week:
BOOK ONE: Julian Sedgwick - Tsunami Girl - Book Cover Illustrated by Chie Kutsuwada - Published by Guppy Books (4 Mar. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK TWO: Tom Percival - The River - Book Cover Illustrated by Tom Percival - Published by Simon & Schuster Children's UK (3 Mar. 2022) - VOTE HERE
BOOK THREE: Nicola Penfold - Between Sea and Sky - Book Cover Illustrated by Kate Forrester - Published by Stripes Publishing (8 July 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK FOUR: Jakob Wegelius - The False Rose - Book Cover Illustrated by Jakob Wegelius - Published by Pushkin Children's Books (7 Oct. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK FIVE: Kereen Getten - If You Read This - Book Cover Illustrated by Erik Davila - Published by Delacorte Press (16 Aug. 2022) - VOTE HERE
BOOK SIX: Katie Cotton - The Secret of Splint Hall - Book Cover Illustrated by Becky Thorns - Book Published by Andersen Press (3 Mar. 2022) - VOTE HERE
Welcome to the 12th annual Children's Book Cover Friendly Tussle. (Previous winner HERE) We are looking once again to find your favourite book cover for 2021/2022. We do this to support the creative heroes of the children's book world; the illustrators and the creative teams behind all the books we love. Please share this exciting adventure with your friends and followers on social media. Everyone is welcome to vote and share the FUN with others.
There will be five weekly heats; each with Six books to vote for. Although, there will be 7 book covers in the final to vote for as heat winners will make the grand final plus two book covers as the highest runners up.
Round One Winner: Hannah Gold - The Lost Whale - Book Cover Illustrated by Levi Pinfold
Round Two Winner: Michael Mann - Ghostcloud - Book Cover Illustrated by Chaaya Prabhat
Round Three Winner: Alex Mullarky - The Sky Beneath the Stone - Book Cover Illustrated by Diana Renjina
Each week you vote you will be in with a chance to win an exciting prize. This week's prize is a £10 National Book Token + a book and a bar of chocolate UK only)
If you are interested all you need to do is:
Vote for your favourite book cover using the poll HERE(or at the bottom of the post)
Leave a comment through this post/poll or #RT Pinned tweet on @Enchantedbooks or do both for a better chance to win.
This poll will end on 5th December 2021 at Midnight (UK).
Have fun and share with the world through Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. Watch the voting develop, and wait to hear whether you've won (once the poll has closed).
So here are the Six brilliant book covers to vote for this week:
BOOK ONE: Thomas Taylor - Shadowghast (An Eerie-on-Sea Mystery) - Book Cover Illustrated by George Ermos - Published by Walker Books (2 Sept. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK TWO: Lindsy Littleson - The Rewilders - Book Cover Illustrated by Tatyana Komtsyan - Published by Pokey Hat (Cranachan) (3 Mar. 2022) - VOTE HERE
BOOK THREE: Darren Shan - Archibald Lox and the Forgotten Crypt - Book Cover Illustrated by Liam Fitzgerald (Frequency Design) - Published by Home of the Dammed Ltd. - VOTE HERE
BOOK FOUR: Oanis Rawbone - Whippoorwill Lane - Book Cover Illustrated by Karl James Mountford - Published by Buffalo Book Press (30 Sept. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK FIVE: Gabriela Houston - The Wind Child - Book Cover Illustration by Alexis Snell - Published by UCLan Publishing (3 Feb. 2022) - VOTE HERE
BOOK SIX: Christyne Morrell - Kingdom of Secrets - Book Cover Illustrated by Emma Cormarie and designed by Carol Ly - Published by Random House Inc (3 Aug. 2021) - VOTE HERE
Before we close the doors for the last time on Mr. Ripley's Enchanted Books, we like to take the opportunity to thank you all for the support you have shown us in the last twelve years or so. It has been a hard and very sad decision to make as it has been a fantastic journey and one that I've enjoyed very much. However, we would like to do one more fantasy tango with Mr. Ripley's Enchanted Book Cover Wars. It's been a highlight for many years so let us go out with a BANG or maybe just a fizz!
We are looking to find your favourite book cover ONCE again for 2020/2021. We do this to support the creative heroes of the children's book world; the illustrators and the creative teams behind all the books we love. So, please share this exciting adventure with your friends and followers on social media #bookcoverwars. Everyone is welcome so come and vote and share the FUN.
Mr. Ripley's Enchanted Book Cover War Rules: There will be five weekly heats (Two after this one) with five book covers to vote for. All heat winners will make the grand final plus one more book cover (Wild Card Entry) with the highest amount votes will go through from any of the heats. As a voter, not only will you get the chance to choose your favourite book cover, but you will also be in with the chance to win a prize each week. This week's prize is a £10 National Book Token (the UK only). Please leave a comment to show your interest. Good luck and let's all have some fun.
Round One Winner: Elle McNicoll - A Kind of Spark Illustrated by Kay Wilson - Published by Knights Of (4th June 2020)
Round Two Winner: Nizrana Farook - The Boy Who Met a Whale - Illustrated by David Dean - Published by Nosy Crow (14th Jan 2021)
If you are interested then all you need to do is:
Vote for your favourite book cover using the poll - HERE(or at the bottom of the post)
Leave a comment through this post or poll - HERE (or at the bottom of the post)
Have fun, share, and tell the world or just a friend. Tweet, Facebook, Instagram and watch the voting develop, and wait to hear whether you've won (once the poll has closed).
This poll will end on 1. 12. 2020 at Midnight UK time.
So here are the FIVE brilliant book covers to vote for this week:
BOOK ONE: Katya Balen - October, October - Illustrated by Angela Harding - Published by Bloomsbury Children's Books (17 Sept. 2020) - VOTE HERE
BOOK TWO: K. L. Kettle - The Boy I Am - Illustrated by Thomas Truong - Published by Stripes Publishing (7 Jan. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK THREE: Lindsay Galvin - Darwin's Dragons - Illustrated by Gordy Wright - Published by Chicken House (7 Jan. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK FOUR: M. G. Leonard & Sam Sedgman - Murder on the Safari Star - Illustrated by Elisa Paganelli - Published by Macmillan Children's Books (4 Feb. 2021) - VOTE HERE
BOOK FIVE: Jack Meggitt-Philips - The Beast and the Bethany - Illustrated by Isabelle Follath - Published by Egmont (1 Oct. 2020) - VOTE HERE
Before we close the doors for the last time on Mr. Ripley's Enchanted Books, we like to take the opportunity to thank you all for the support you have shown us in the last twelve years or so. It has been a hard and very sad decision to make as it has been a fantastic journey and one that I've enjoyed very much. However, we would like to do one more fantasy tango with Mr. Ripley's Enchanted Book Cover Wars. It's been a highlight for many years so let us go out with a BANG or maybe just a fizz!
We are looking to find your favourite book cover ONCE again for 2020/2021. We do this to support the creative heroes of the children's book world; the illustrators and the creative teams behind all the books we love. So, please share this exciting adventure with your friends and followers on social media #bookcoverwars. Everyone is welcome so come and vote and share the fun.
Mr. Ripley's Enchanted Book Cover War Rules:There will be five weekly heats with five book covers to vote for. All heat winners will make the grand final plus one more book cover (Wild Card Entry) with the highest amount votes will go through from any of the heats. As a voter, not only will you get the chance to choose your favourite book cover, but you will also be in with the chance to win a prize each week. This week's prize is a £10 National Book Token (the UK only). Please leave a comment to show your interest. Good luck and let's all have some fun.
Congratulations: Round One Winner: Elle McNicoll - A Kind of Spark - Illustrated by Kay Wilson - Published by Knights Of (4th June 2020)
If you are interested then all you need to do is:
Vote for your favourite book cover using the poll - HERE (or at the bottom of the post)
Leave a comment through this post or poll - HERE (or at the bottom of the post)
Have fun, share, and tell the world. Tweet, Facebook and watch the voting develop, and wait to hear whether you've won (once the poll has closed).
This poll will end on 23.11.2020 at Midnight UK time.
So here are the FIVE brilliant book covers to vote for this week:
BOOK ONE: Phil Hickes - The Haunting of Aveline Jones - Published by Usborne Publishing Ltd (17 Sept. 2020) - Illustrated by Keith Robinson - VOTE HERE
BOOK TWO: Nizrana Farook - The Boy Who Met a Whale - Published by Nosy Crow Ltd (14 Jan. 2021) - Illustrated by David Dean - VOTE HERE
BOOK THREE: Dan Smith - The Invasion of Crooked Oak - Published by Barrington Stoke (3 Sept. 2020) - Illustrated by Chris King - VOTE HERE
BOOK FOUR: Eve McDonnell - Elsetime - Published by Everything with Words (17 Sept. 2020) - Illustrated by Holly Ovenden - VOTE HERE
BOOK FIVE: P.G. Bell - Delivery to the Lost City (The Train to Impossible Places) - Published by Usborne Publishing Ltd (7 Jan. 2021) - Illustrated by Flavia Sorrentino - VOTE HERE
Before we close the doors for the last time on Mr. Ripley's Enchanted Books, we like to take the opportunity to thank you all for the support you have shown us in the last twelve years or so. It has been a hard and very sad decision to make as it has been a fantastic journey and one that I've enjoyed very much. However, we would like to do one more fantasy tango with Mr. Ripley's Enchanted Book Cover Wars. It's been a highlight for many years so let us go out with a BANG or maybe just a fizz!
We are looking to find your favourite book cover ONCE again for 2020/2021. We do this to support the creative heroes of the children's book world; the illustrators and the creative teams behind all the books we love. So, please share this exciting adventure with your friends and followers on social media #bookcoverwars. Everyone is welcome so come and vote and share the fun.
Mr. Ripley's Enchanted Book Cover War Rules:
There will be five weekly heats with five book covers to vote for. All heat winners will make the grand final plus one more book cover (Wild Card Entry) with the highest amount votes will go through from any of the heats. As a voter, not only will you get the chance to choose your favourite book cover, but you will also be in with the chance to win a prize each week. This week's prize is a £10 National Book Token (the UK only). Please leave a comment to show your interest. Good luck and let's all have some fun.
If you are interested then all you need to do is:
Vote for your favourite book cover using the poll - HERE