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YA March Madness Returns!

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Hey everyone! It's time for March Madness again!

If you'll remember, last year we voted on the best YA book, and y'all chose The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. This year we're switching it up with a Heroes and Villains Showdown.

One one side of the bracket we have 8 heroes, on the other side 8 villains. Each week 2 heroes and 2 villains will be pitted against each other until we have the Ultimate Hero vs. the Ultimate Villain to see who wins and who falls.

This week the contenders are*:

Heroes

Katsa vs. Clary Fray

Percy Jackson vs. Ichigo

Maximum Ride vs. Katniss Everdeen

Scott Pilgrim vs. Eragon

Villains

Voldemort vs. Artemis Fowl

Galbatorix vs. Mrs. Coulter

Valentine Morgenstern vs. Saint Dane

Duke Roger vs. Kronos

The ballots are available in the library on the back side of the large black display wall (you can't miss it!), so come out and vote for your favorites!

*If you're not familiar with a character, don't fret! Come in and check out our character sheets filled with info on each character, including background, strengths/abilites, weaknesses, a quote, and books that feature similar characters!
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