Awards: May 2004 Archives

King o the Midden could be crowned in book awards - The Herald

Scottish Arts Council Book of the Year Awards shortlist (to be announced June 24) includes the following children's titles:

King o the Midden - Edited by Matthew Fitt and James Robertson (Itchy Coo)
The Garbage King - Elizabeth Laird (MacMillan)
Fleshmarket - Nicola Morgan (Viking)

A COLLECTION of children's verse in old Scots has made this year's shortlist for the Scottish Arts Council (SAC) book of the year awards, it was announced yesterday. Other works to have made the list include two novels for adults, two children's novels and a volume of poetry. The traditional verse book, King o the Midden, edited by Matthew Fitt and James Robertson has been described as weird, revolting and downright daft... The children's book prize is ?5000 with ?10,000 for the winner of the book of the year. Those shortlisted will receive ?2000 each.

Ruth Schwartz Awards 2004

Picture Books
Barbara Reid: The Subway Mouse (North Winds Press/Scholastic Canada)

Fiction
Brian Doyle: Boy O'Boy (Groundwood Books)*
*this novel is also shortlisted for the Geoffrey Bilson Award for Historical Fiction

Canadian Award

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Elizabeth Mrazik-Cleaver Picture Book Award 2004 ( IBBY Canada)

Where's Pup illustrated by Pierre Pratt, text by Dayle Ann Dodds:
Tundra Books

A little clown searches through the circus grounds looking for his
puppy. His enquiries are answered by a series of brightly coloured
circus characters and animals until a surprise pull-out page shows the
pup practising his balance routine.

2004 Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards announced

David Almond has won one of the 2004 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award with The Fire-Eaters.

The shortlists - arranged in 'key stages' from Early Years through to Key Stage 4 - have been announced.

View the press release...

Here is the incredibly strong and varied shortlist for the Branford Boase first novel award:


The Various by Steve Augarde (David Fickling)
editor: David Fickling



Inventing Elliot by Graham Gardner (Orion)
editor: Fiona Kennedy


Follow Me Down by Julie Hearn (Oxford)
editor: Liz Cross



Fish by L. S. Matthews (Hodder)
editor: Rachel >Wade



Keeper by Mal Peet (Walker)
editor: Paul Harrison



Montmorency by Eleanor Updale (Scholastic)
editor: Kirsten Skidmore


Read the full Press Release...

The English 4-11 Awards
for the Best Children's Illustrated Books of 2003

The English 4-11 Awards for the Best Children's Illustrated Books of 2003

Winners

Key Stage 1 Fiction

Bill in a China Shop
Katie McAllister Weaver & Tim Raglin
(Bloomsbury)

Key Stage 1 Non-Fiction

Woolly Jumper, The Story of Wool
Meredith Hooper & Katharine McEwen
(Walker Books)

Key Stage 2 Fiction

The Wolves in the Walls
Neil Gaiman & Dave McKean
(Bloomsbury)

Key Stage 2 Non-Fiction

The Usborne Introduction to Art
Rosie Dickins & Mari Griffith
(Usborne)


The presentations take place next week, at the English Association Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 12 May, 2004, held at The British Academy, 10 Carlton House Terrace, London, 5.00pm

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