Lucky winners...

Competition winners

A big thank you to all our winners, runners up and everyone who enters our competitions.
These lucky people won recent competitions...

	Congratulations to Michelle (10) has won a copy of Dear Mermaid. Click here to see the picture of her beautifully designed winning gown.
	Joseph (16), Joshua (12), Hatice (14), Joshua (10) and Richard (10) were the lucky winners of our latest book give away. Congratulations!
	Grace (10) has won a copy of Sharks and Other Sea Monsters by telling us about a creature called Pentahorntrap. Click here to learn more about Grace's fascinating creature and to see what a Pentahorntrap looks like...
	The winner of our Mummy's Tomb competition was Franklin (10). Franklin told us that his treasure is buried 6 steps forward and... Well, we shouldn't really say as only Franklin and his dog Eddie know where the treasure is hidden...
	Congratulations to Shannon (13) who won a copy of Chips, Beans and Limousines with her hilarious diary entry posing as Batsheba. Click here to read what she thought Batsheba would have to say the morning after the big party.
	The RIF team loved looking through all your fantastic entries to the Make a Monster competition. We chose Kundie (7) as the overall winner, and Kundie wins a copy of Leonardo, The Terrible Monster. Click here to see Kundie's monster (prepare to be scared!)
	Well done to everyone who knew that Ian Fleming produced 14 James Bond books and that Silverfin was the first book in Charlie Higson's Young Bond Series. The lucky winners were Gus (12), Joseph (12) and Jonathan (13).
	Sarah (10), Charlotte (8), Daniel (14), Matthew (10) and Sophie (15) were the winners of our latest book give away.
	Well done to everyone who entered the quiz to win a copy of the amazing The Invention of Hugo Cabret. You all had the correct answers (author Brian Selznick is 41, and his first book was The Houdini Box) but the winning name drawn out of the hat was Joshua (11). Congratulations!
	The quality of entries to our Uncle Montague's Tales of Terror competition was incredibly high, and it was almost impossible to decide on a winner. After a lot of discussion, the RIF team decided that Lake Truesdale by Ben (12) was the most spine-tingling. Read Ben's winning story here.
	The winner of our Beverley Naidoo competition was Alex (12). Alex correctly answered that the book which Beverley won the Carnegie Medal for was The Other Side of Truth. The other book award which Beverley has won twice is the Josette Frank Award.