1. Complete rules and list of all books, title and author, here.
2. You can read about the selection process and history of Book Madness here.

.@outofprinttees I would have thrown a fit if #HarryPotter had beat out a classic like #1984.

— Jaena Rae Cabrera (@jaenarae) April 10, 2013

I never thought #BookMadness would come down to 1984 vs. Harry Potter, esp with 1984 winning. I love #BookMadness! @outofprinttees

— Madisen Ray (@Madz_LyR) April 10, 2013

.@outofprinttees “Everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother.” #CHAMP

— Josiah Young (@josiahcyoung) April 10, 2013

@outofprinttees NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

— Rosey Masek (@RoseyMasBl) April 10, 2013

@outofprintteesCongratulations, 1984. You deserve the win, despite my undying love for HP. #bookmadness

— Ryan Elizabeth Foley (@RyinWonderland) April 10, 2013

Librarian-rage suppressed! Orwell FTdeservedW! <3 HP, but it doesn’t hold a candle to the significance of 1984 @outofprinttees#BookMadness

— Alana Stern (@librarilana) April 10, 2013

the winner of the @outofprinttees March Book Madness is 1984. I reject this outcome. HP forever. #bookmadness

— Lez_Brarian (@Lez_Brarian) April 10, 2013

As it should be RT @outofprinttees: 1984 by George Orwell is your #BookMadness Champion! outofprintclothing.com/book-madness/

— Sal (@justsal) April 10, 2013

<3 HP to death, but happy 1984 won. However, Slaughterhouse 5 should’ve won it all!! @outofprinttees #BookMadness

— Casey Aldridge (@CaseyJAldridge) April 10, 2013

@outofprinttees 1984 is a fair winner. Glad everyone has only good things to say about HP too though! #Potterhead #BookMadness

— Sapna Shah (@SapnasScribbles) April 10, 2013