The nominees for the 2013/2014 reading programs were just announced although young readers will not be voting for their favourites until February 2014.
The nominated titles for the three Willow Awards i.e., Shining Willow, Diamond Willow and Snow Willow are detailed below.
The 2013/2014 Shining Willow nominees are:
Cinnamon Baby
by Nicola Winstanley
Illustrated by Janice Nadeau
Kids Can Press
2011
A Hen for Izzy Pippik
by Aubrey Davis
Illustrated by Marie Lafrance
Kids Can Press
2012
Here Comes Hortense!
by Heather Hartt-Sussman
Illustrated by Georgia Graham
Tundra Books
2012
Kate and Pippin: An Unlikely Love Story
by Martin Springett
Illustrated by Isobel Springett
Puffin Canada
2012
The Little Yellow Bottle
by Angèle Delaunois
Illustrated by Christine Delezenne
Second Story Press
2011
Lumpito and the Painter from Spain
by Monica Kulling
Illustrated by Dean Griffiths
Pajama Press
2012
Oddrey
by Dave Whamond
Owlkids
2012
Something's Fishy
by Jeff Szpirglas and Danielle Saint-Onge
Illustrated by Dave Whamond.
Orca Book Publishers
2012
Toads on Toast
by Linda Bailey
Illustrated by Colin Jack
Kids Can Press
2012
Uncle Wally's Old Brown Shoe
by Wallace Edwards
Orca Book Publishers
2012
For those books written for readers of Grades 4 to 6
The 2013/2014 Shining Willow nominees are:
Dragon Seer's Gift
by Janet McNaughton
Harper Trophy Canada
2011
Encore Edie
by Annabel Lyon
Puffin Canada
2011
Facing the Mountain
by Wendy Orr
Scholastic Canada
2011
The Gargoyle at the Gates
by Philippa Dowding
Dundurn
2012
Ice Storm
By Penny Draper
Coteau Books
2011
Morning Star
by Judith Plaxton
Second Story Press
2011
No Ordinary Day
by Deborah Ellis
Groundwood Books/House of Anansi Press
2011
Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes
by Jonathan Auxier
Puffin
2011
Racing Home
by Adele Dueck
Coteau Books
2011
A Tinfoil Sky
by Cyndi Sand-Eveland
Tundra Books
2012
For those books written for readers in Grades 7 to 9
1 comment:
What a great set of nominees! I will have to use these titles to add to the Forest of Reading nominee books. Although many are the same, it is great to see what I could add to the Library collect to give more options! Good Luck to all!
Laurie Orford
Mono Amaranth Public School
Orangeville, Ontario
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