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This project successfully raised its funding goal on November 1, 2011.
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Immortality. Your name will be enshrined forever on the very website you helped build. Everyone who visits The Uprise Books Project website will know that YOU made it happen.
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Enshrinement and a sweet Uprise Books Project bookmark. People who see you on the train or the bus will know that you not only stopped reading on a certain page, but that you care about things like poverty, literacy and censorship.
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Enshrinement, a bookmark, and your choice of dainty 5x7 original, banned book-inspired prints created by the amazing artists mentioned over in the project description.
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Enshrinement, a bookmark, and your choice of good-sized 8x10 original, banned book-inspired prints created by the amazing artists mentioned over in the project description.
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Enshrinement, a bookmark, and your choice of good-sized 8x10 original, banned book-inspired prints created by the amazing artists mentioned over in the project description. AND... the first 10 people who contribute at this level will also receive a copy of Mike Russell's book, The Sabertooth Vampire: The Complete First Season.
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Enshrinement, a bookmark, and your choice of pretty darn big 12x18 original, banned book-inspired prints created by the amazing artists mentioned over in the project description.
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All the rewards from the $50 level, PLUS a signed copy of Ellen Hopkins's New York Time bestseller, Crank!
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Enshrinement, a bookmark, and your choice of freakin' huge 20x30 original, banned book-inspired prints created by the amazing artists mentioned over in the project description.
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In addition to the $100 rewards, you'll receive a copy of "Americus," the new-ish graphic novel from MK Reed and Jonathan Hill! Fittingly enough, "Americus" tells the tale of Neal Barton, a small-town kid dealing with the fact that a group of locals want to ban his favorite fantasy series. See the connection? And because you'll no doubt want to stay up all night reading "Americus" once you crack it open, we're including another reward at this level: one 750 ml bottle of Black Blood of the Earth (aka "Weapons Grade Coffee"). Quite possibly the work of the Devil himself, this concoction contains roughly 40x as much caffeine as your typical cup o' joe. You can read all about on the Funranium Labs site: http://www.funraniumlabs.com/the-black-blood-of-the-earth/bbote-faq/
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Enshrinement, a bookmark, and your choice of freakin' huge 20x30 original, banned book-inspired prints created by the amazing artists mentioned over in the project description. PLUS... the first three contributors at this level will receive either the complete Chuck Palahniuk collection (contributed by Doubleday Press), a Tauntaun Sleeping bag (provided by ThinkGeek), or an iCADE (again, generously donated by ThinkGeek). (One of each available. First person gets first choice, second person gets to pick one of the other two, third person just better be happy with what they get.)
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Enshrinement, a bookmark, and ALL FOUR of the pretty darn big 12x18 original, banned book-inspired prints.
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Enshrinement, a bookmark, and ALL FOUR of the freakin' huge 20x30 original, banned book-inspired prints.
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All the rewards from the $500 level, PLUS a Kindle Fire with copies of Ellen Hopkins's Crank Trilogy, Perfect and her latest novel, Triangles!
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The Uprise Books Project was founded in 2011 with a modest mission: to end the cycle of poverty through literacy by providing new banned and challenged books to underprivileged teens free of charge.