Photograph of the almost complete UNT Libraries staff's Animal Farm piece for the Edible Books Festival. On the baking tray is a green bottom layer of icing with little tufts of icing grass. On top of that is the full piece, three sheep made of cauliflower and mushrooms and a ginger Bread Animal Farm. Included is the barn and an arch with the words "Animal Farm" in pretzel and icing. Behind is a barn with the words "All Animalz are Equal".

Photograph of a pile of red, orange, green and blue buttons on a green tablecloth. They read "Edible Books Festival" in cursive script and "UNT LIBRARIES" in smaller block text beneath.

Photograph of a UNT student sitting at a public computer in Willis Library. In his hand he is holding a little card that reads "Temporarily Out of Service; Sorry for the inconvenience". Behind him are other patrons of the library and on the wall are framed pictures.

Photograph of the Animal Farm piece decoration team, which includes (L-R) Lauren Ko, Courtney E. Jacobs, Marcia McIntosh, Courtney Hamner, and Shannon Willis. McIntosh and Willis are both holding cookies decorated as animals from the story. McIntosh is holding a cow and Willis is holding a pig.

Photograph of (L-R) Samantha Lawrence, Josh Sylve and Mandy Rausch at a table for decorating a piece during the annual Edible Book Festival at Willis Library. All are members of the Libraries External Relations departmen.

Photograph of the Annex team working on their edible book for the festival, to the right is Jessica Phillips. The piece is gold and pale pink. There are cookie cutters to the left of the piece.

Photograph of three UNT Libraries staff members (L-R) Shannon Willis, Courtney Hamner and Marcia McIntosh prepping food for their edible book creations. On the table are various food items like cauliflower, mushrooms, crackers and dyes. There is also a wax paper roll.

Photograph of UNT Libraries staff member Emily Aparicio decorating a little pig with pink glitter. The pig is sitting on top of a circular platform with bumps on the sides. The dessert is a topper for an Edible Books creation.

Photograph of an External Relations student employee (left), Josh Sylve (center) and Samantha Lawrence (right) all working on an Edible Book creation for the annual festival. They are using two stacks of what appear to be large rectangular cookies. They also have Sour Punch Straw candies and Airhead Extremes to decorate.

Photograph of an Edible Book for the book "Animal Farm" by George Orwell. It is a gingerbread barn, decorated with icing and a pretzel window. On the side of the barn,a reference to the book, are the words "But some animals are more equal than others". In the shot are two hands that appear to belong to the creator of the barn.

Photograph of the team of UNT Library staff that are working on the Animal Farm piece for the annual Edible Books Festival. Special Collections Librarian Courtney E. Jacobs appears to be directing them in the final designs for the piece.

Photograph of an external relations student employee, Mandy Rausch (red), and Samantha Lawrence (green) sitting at the entrance table for the annual Edible Books Festival at Willis Library. On the table is a check in card scanner, buttons and cookies for attendees.

Photograph of UNT Librarian Courtney E. Jacobs speaking to UNT Libraries faculty Marcia McIntosh (purple) and Lauren Ko (seated) while decorating for the annual Edible Books Festival in Willis Library. Jacobs appears to be molding something for the piece.

Photograph of three University of North Texas students gathered at a table to decorate cookies. One student is wearing plastic food handling gloves and is reaching for the Sour Punch Straws on the table. Other cups hold sprinkles and other candies.

Photograph of a student made cookie creation. On a plate are three cookies, two chocolate and one plain, that have been decorated using icing and candies. The cookies were arranged into a Mickey Mouse shape. A student is taking a photo of the cookies with their phone.

Photograph of UNT Librarian Jessica Philips decorating a sheet of what appear to be sugar cookies. In her hands is a tube of a tan icing and beside her is a full water bottle and Cliff Bar. The cookies are for the annual Edible Books Festival held in Willis Library.

Photograph of the room in which the Edible Books Festival was held in Willis Library. Seated at round tables are students decorating cookies and along the back wall are the tables where the UNT Libraries staff are working on their various pieces.

Photograph of Emily Aparicio coloring a little pig that is in a sitting position. The figure is sitting on a pedestal before it is transferred to its finished Edible Book.

Photograph of creation team (L-R) Jessica Phillips, Emily Aparicio and an unidentified member with their If You Give a Pig a Pancake piece. It was made for the annual Edible Books Festival held in Willis Library. The team made a platter that looks like maple syrup and put a little pig figurine on top of a stack of pancakes. The words "IF YOU GIVE A PIG A PANCAKE" are around the platter edge.

Photograph of Mandy Rausch, UNT Libraries Outreach Coordinator, taking a photo of Courtney E. Jacobs holding up a figure she made for the Animal Farm piece. Behind them are other people working on the piece for the Edible Books Festival as well.

Photograph of Special Collections Librarian Courtney E Jacobs at the annual Edible Books Festival in Willis Library. Jacobs is wearing an apron with cats and watermelon on it and appears to be pointing to something out of frame.

Photograph of a University of North Texas student seated in Willis Library. She is eating a decorated cookie during the annual Edible Books Festival, behind her are more students.

Photograph of the tables used for decorating and the UNT Library staff members who participated in the annual Edible Books Festival at Willis Library. All are still working to get their pieces together to display.

Photograph of a Reading Rainbow Edible Book that was made using cupcakes, cookies, Skittles, marshmallows and gummy bears. The cupcakes are arranged into a rainbow and its sitting on a green platter. On the cookies are the words "Reading Rainbow" and the 'o' is made with Skittles. The creation was made for the annual Edible Books Festival in Willis Library.