Golden Feather Hunt

Scribblers Festival celebrates creativity, literacy and the special place that local libraries hold in the hearts of children and parents. Over the years, with the help of our librarian superheroes, we have hidden over 25,000 feather bookmarks in children’s and young adult books across Western Australia. Feather finders won a variety of prizes, but most of all, fuelled their love of reading and libraries.

Our 2021 Golden Feather Hunt will launch in March 2021, running through to the 2021 Festival in May. During this time we'll be hiding thousands of feather bookmarks all through WA Public Libraries:

A Golden Feather

Join the Golden Feather Hunt 2021

Since Scribblers began, we have hidden over 25,000 feather shaped bookmarks amongst the pages of children’s and young adult books! Has your library been a part of the Golden Feather Hunt magic? Sign up now to join the great feather hunt for 2021, stay in touch and receive updates, news and more!
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Prizes And What To Do if You Find A Feather

If you find a rare Gold or Silver Feather then you are in for a treat!

A golden feather
Finders of Gold Feathers will win:

An iPad
A VIP Pass to the 2019 Scribblers Festival
A Book Pack

Finders of Silver Feathers will win:

A signed book
What to do if you find a feather?

First tell your librarian that you have found a Gold or Silver Feather.

To claim your prize your parent/guardian needs to contact us on hello@scribblersfestival.com.au and let us know which feather you have found and the library you found it at. We would love it if you shared a photo of you and your feather on social media.

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participating libraries

Our thanks to all the wonderful libraries that took part in last year's Golden Feather Hunt. Congratulations to Paraburdoo Library for winning the Scribblers Festival award for Best Library Display in 2019.