CMIS Evaluation Fiction Focus

Here they are, the final ten titles – five Australian, five not.

Voting couldn’t be simpler. Head off here.

And the titles? Well in the Gold corner:

• Broken Glass (Adrian Stirling)
• Where the Streets had a Name (Randel Abdel-Fattah)
• Jarvis 24 (David Metzenthen)
• Worldshaker (Richard Harland)
• Everything Beautiful (Simmone Howell)

And vying for the Silver Inky are:

• Exposure (Mal Peet)
• Skim (Mariko and Jillian Tamaki)
• Paper Towns (John Green)
• Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian (Sherman Alexie)
• The Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins)

If you would like to recall the longlist that these ten titles survived, we blogged it here.

The only rules: Voters must be aged under 20 and they can only vote once. But they can live anywhere in the world. Don’t forget the shelftalkers to get your students started.

Looking forward to the next round of the  twitter wars between the survivor @realjohngreen and the vanquished @maureenjohnson although John just might accept victory gracefully.

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