Sponsors

Three cheers for our amazing sponsors!

Thanks to our generous sponsors, TBF has become the premier teen book event in the known universe--and it remains FREE to attend! Whether the assistance was a financial contribution or in-kind support, these businesses and organizations have demonstrated their strong commitment to teen readers, and our whole community. Be sure to go out of your way to support them!  

Want to join the fun and become an official TBF sponsor? Contact TBF at sponsorships@teenbookfest.org.

First Edition

Sponsors at the First Edition level have contributed $2,000 or more in support of TBF.

Hardcover

Sponsors at the Hardcover level have contributed $1,500 or more in support of TBF.

Paperback

Sponsors at the Paperback level have contributed $1,000 or more in support of TBF.

Short Story

Sponsors at the Short Story level have contributed between $500 and $999 of support to TBF.

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Seymour Library - Brockport BRATS & TLC Read-a-thon

Bookmark

Sponsors at the Bookmark level have contributed between $200 and $500 of support to TBF.

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Friends of Penfield Public Library

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Friends of Seymour Library, Brockport

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Sleeman Designs

Additional Support

Sponsors at the Additional Support level have provided support in various ways, including facilities and event promotion.

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Friends of Irondequoit Library

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Friends of Webster Public Library

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Friends of Chili Library

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Friends of Henrietta Public Library

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Friends of Chili Public Library

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Friends of Parma Library

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Featured Book

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  Ghetto Cowboy: Ghetto Cowboy Series (Book 1)

  by G. Neri

  Twelve-year-old Cole's behavior causes his mother to drive him from Detroit to Philadelphia to live with a father he has never known, but who soon has Cole involved with a group of African-American "cowboys" who rescue horses and use them to steer youths away from drugs and gangs.

Featured Author

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  Ellen Hagan

  Author of "Don't Call Me a Hurricane", "Reckless, Glorious, Girl"and "Watch Us Rise".