I have a reading challenge for my 5th grade students where they must read
80% of the state award nominees. I have several who have already read all
17 for this year. I am wanting to make them t-shirts that say "I read all
17 2007 Sequoyah Nominees" and then list the title & author.
My question: Would this be an infringement of copyright? I am not using any
artwork, just the title & author. I know names can't be copyrighted, but I
definitely don't want to give away a t-shirt as a reward if for some reason
it is.
TIA
Geneva Johnson, NBCT 2004
Library Media Specialist
Ator Heights Elementary
Owasso Public Schools
johnsong@owasso.k12.ok.us
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