Vote for your favorites in a bracket-style contest
We’ve reached the Sweet Sixteen. Here are some observations from Round Two: Both Jesses lost in Round Two. (Dukes of Hazzard and Full House) Uncle Iroh and Harry Solomon TIED! But since Uncle Iroh was ranked higher and was in […]
This feels like a different kind of topic. Maybe because the only thing tying all the characters together is that they are uncles. Seems sort of random otherwise. Anyway, there weren’t any really close matchups in Round One. Here are […]
In this next bracket we are voting on our favorite uncles in movies and TV shows. We’re voting on the characters, not the shows or the actors. The TV Uncles are on one side of the bracket and the Movie […]
And the winner of Favorite Classic Children’s Book is: Winnie-the-Pooh Winnie-the-Pooh beat Charlotte’s Web 44 votes to 33 votes. Thanks to everyone who voted in this double bracket. It was fun to revive memories of these books. Below is a […]
We’re down to the last two! Which will be the ultimate Favorite Classic Children’s Book? Winnie the Pooh or Charlotte’s Web? They both won in the Final Four by at least 2-to-1 margins. Vote now in the Championship Round! The […]
We’re down to just eight books now, the top two favorites in each division vying for supremacy in their date range. Yes, half of the Sweet Sixteen matchups were close ones: The Monster at the End of This Book beat […]
We’re down to just 16 after starting with 128 classic children’s books! We had several close matchups in round three: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer beat The Jungle Book by 1 vote! Eating the Alphabet beat The Gruffalo by 2 votes […]
The size is getting manageable as the remaining books get fewer. Round Two only had a few close contests: The Jungle Book beat The Story of Ferdinand by 1 vote! The Gruffalo beat Can’t You Sleep, Little Bear? by 2 […]
Now we’re down to a normal-sized bracket with 64 entries. There were a few close ones in Round One: The Runaway Bunny beat Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel by one vote! The Little Red Hen beat Little Bear by […]
Today we begin a new voting topic: Favorite Classic Children’s Books Because there are just so many, I focused on books for children 5 years old and younger. And published before the year 2000. That way we’re looking at “classic” […]