The winners of the Willow Awards, Saskatchewan's young readers' choice awards, were announced April 27th at the SaskEnergy Willow Awards Gala 2012
in Moose Jaw. The titles nominated for these three awards were
announced last spring (2011), and readers in Kindergarten to Grade 9
read and then voted on the titles in their award category. (These winners were originally announced on our home site here.)
Congratulations to the
winners of the three Willow Awards!
The winner of the Shining Willow Award, selected from those books written for youngest readers, those in Kindergarten to Grade 3, is...
by Kenneth Oppel,
Illustrated by Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher
HarperCollins
2009
The
king's cook is having a hard time getting the young king to eat his
fare. In an exhaustive series of trips, the cook and the king's taster
look for new dishes to serve the king. But, it isn't until the king's
taster reveals a secret that the youthful king is compelled to enjoy his
meals.
The winner of the Diamond Willow Award, selected from those books written for readers of Grades 4 to 6, is...
by L. M. Falcone
Kids Can Press
2010
When their great-great-uncle Jonathan dies, eleven-year-old fraternal twins, Charlie and Lacey Darcy, and
their mom are summoned to England hopeful for an inheritance. But, it is a curse that
transfers from Uncle Jonathan to Charlie, already a nervous worrier, which
condemns him to a life sleeping in water from midnight to daybreak, or suffer death.
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