1st: Tamilah Alexander,
       ungraded, New Jersey, 2,313 pages
2nd: Christian Turner,
       grade 5, Oregon, 897 pages
3rd: Billy Anderson,
       grade 6, California, 800 pages
4th: Ryan Noblett,
       grade 2, South Carolina, 374 pages
5th: Josh McInnish,
       grade 5, Alabama, 231 pages
6th: Lyndon Dunbar,
       grade 11, Louisiana, 215 pages
7th: Brittany Savage,
       grade 8, Virginia, 136 pages
8th: Bria Franks,
       grade 4, Missouri, 135 pages
9th: Craig Alexander,
       grade 8, Louisiana, 114 pages
10th: Tyler Melone,
       grade 3, California, 110 pages

1st: Merlyn Hileman,
       California, 11,420 pages
2nd: Nathan Stocking,
       Minnesota, 2,524 pages
3rd: Emily Brown,
       Iowa, 1,327 pages
4th: Matthew Shifrin,
       Massachusetts, 896 pages
5th: Mary Elizabeth Goodin,
       North Carolina, 874 pages
6th: Christopher Rogers,
       Pennsylvania, 446 pages
7th: Lucas Sanders,
       Virginia, 261 pages
8th: Yesenia Carpio,
       Arizona, 172 pages
9th: Danielle Cowan,
       New York, 124 pages
10th: Justin Hedges,
       Kentucky, 120 pages

1st: Joshua Gregory,
       Maryland, 7,905 pages
2nd: David Jones,
       Wisconsin, 7,835 pages
3rd: Morgan Budreau,
       Minnesota, 6,086 pages
4th: Paige Tuttle,
       Kansas, 5,892 pages
5th: Marisa Parker,
       Massachusetts, 4,919 pages
6th: Greg Botting,
       Michigan, 4,489 pages
7th: Lauren Beyer,
       Montana, 3,527 pages
8th: Curtis Boatright,
       California, 3,438
9th: Kelsi Watters,
       Wisconsin, 2,782 pages
10th: Robert Townsend,
       Kentucky, 1,692 pages

1st: Vejas Vasiliauskas,
       California, 12,315 pages
2nd: Kelcey Schlichting,
       Missouri, 10,124 pages
3rd: Marche' Daughtry,
       Virginia, 4,306 pages
4th: Christopher Palmieri,
       Connecticut, 4,206 pages
5th: Lucas Leiby,
       Pennsylvania 2,493 pages
6th: Amal Momani,
       South Carolina, 2,408 pages
7th: Jessica Ruff,
       Idaho, 2,037 pages
8th: Annabelle Costanzo,
       Iowa, 2,014 pages
9th: Thomas Pelletier,
       Connecticut, 1,976 pages
10th: John Johnson,
       Oregon, 1,799 pages

Sixth - Eighth Grades

1st: Lindsay Upschulte,
       Illinois, 13,818 pages
2nd: Tyler Kavanaugh,
       Kansas, 13,642 pages
3rd: Jonathan Wong,
       California, 12,248 pages
4th: Kurt Elliot,
       Missouri, 7,965 pages
5th: Anna Miller,
       South Carolina, 5,572 pages
6th: Jenny Kellerman,
       South Carolina, 5,444 pages
7th: Jennifer Wing-Proctor,
       Michigan, 4,167 pages
8th: Macy McClain,
       Ohio, 3,933 pages
9th: Justin Hart,
       Missouri, 3,921 pages
10th: Karen Arcos,
       California, 3,685 pages

Ninth - Twelfth Grades

1st: Jetzy Franco,
       Oregon, 12,221 pages
2nd: Keao Wright,
       Hawaii, 10,426 pages
3rd: Albano Berberi,
       Massachusetts, 9,778 pages
4th: Evelyn Carballo,
       California, 8,297 pages
5th: Jennifer Hyams,
       Kentucky, 7,168 pages
6th: Alexis Tamayo,
       Arizona, 6,158 pages
7th: Amanda Stogsdill,
       Missouri, 4,027 pages
8th: Alyssa Perez,
       Arizona, 3,719 pages
9th: Rick Sankey,
       Arizona, 3,704 pages
10th: Alonza Harris,
       Jr., Virginia, 3,585 pages

1st: Rhonda Cruz,
       ungraded, California
2nd: Jonathon McCarty,
       grade 4, Kentucky
3rd: Amy Green,
       ungraded, California
4th: Jessica Van Bruggen,
       grade 5, Kentucky
5th: Shaquane Jordan,
       ungraded, California
6th: Amanda Simmons,
       grade 12, Arizona
7th: Danny Price,
       ungraded, Maryland
8th: Angela Vasquez,
       ungraded, California
9th: Destiny DiMattei,
       ungraded, Maryland
10th: Dalton Novince,
       grade 7, Kentucky