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Newbery Medal Winners
About the Newbery Medal
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The Newbery Medal was named for eighteenth-century British bookseller John Newbery. It is awarded annually by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association, to the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children. See the ALA Newbery Medal website for more information about the award.
Newbery Medal Winners, 1922 - 2012 (Adobe PDF) |
2013 Winner
Ivan’s transformative emergence from the “Ape at Exit 8” to “The One and
Only Ivan, Mighty Silverback,” comes to life through the gorilla’s own distinct
narrative voice, which is filled with wry humor, deep emotion and thought-provoking
insights into the nature of friendship, hope and humanity.
2013 Honor Books
Lizzie Rose, Parsefall and Clara are caught in the clutches of a wicked
puppeteer and a powerful witch in this deliciously dark and complex tale
set in Dickensian England, where adventure and suspense are interwoven into
nuanced explorations of good versus evil.
Balancing intersecting threads of scientific discovery, political intrigue
and military strategy, “Bomb” is a riveting historical nonfiction drama.
Sheinkin’s engaging narrative explores the complex series of events that
led to the creation of the ultimate weapon and introduces many memorable
personalities involved in the pursuit.
In the rich tradition of Southern storytelling, rising sixth-grader Mo LoBeau
leads the eccentric residents of Tupelo Landing, North Carolina, on a rollicking
journey of mystery, adventure and small-town intrigue as she investigates
a murder and searches for her long-lost mother.
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