Showing posts with label Red Cedar Book Award. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red Cedar Book Award. Show all posts

Monday, 24 June 2019

2020 Red Cedar Book Awards: Short lists announced

On the heels of the announcement of the winners of the 2019 Red Cedar Book Awards comes the announcement about the two short-lists, Fiction and Information, of nominated titles for 2020 Red Cedar awards. Though not officially launching until November, these nominated titles will be read by students in Grades 4 through 7 who will vote on their favourites next April.

Congratulations to all nominees!


FICTION

Clara Voyant 
Written by Rachelle Delaney
Puffin Canada

Anyone’s Game (Cross Ups, Book 2)
Written by Sylv Chiang
Illustrated by Connie Choi
Annick Press

Crush 
Written and illustrated by Svetlana Chmakova
Yen Press

Inkling 
Written by Kenneth Oppel
Illustrated by Sydney Smith
HarperCollins
Kasey & Ivy 
Written by Alison Hughes
Orca Book Publishers
Krista Kim-Bap 
Written by Angela Ahn
Second Story Press
My Deal with the Universe
Written by Deborah Kerbel
Scholastic
My Life as a Diamond 
Written by Jenny Manzer
Orca Book Publishers
No Fixed Address 
Written by Susin Nielsen
Tundra

Sweep: The Story of a Girl and Her Monster 
Written by Jonathan Auxier
Puffin Canada









INFORMATION

Bat Citizens: Defending the Ninjas of the Night
Written by Rob Laidlaw
Pajama Press

Bloom: A Story of Fashion Designer Else Schiaparelli
Written by Kyo Maclear 

Illustrated by Julie Morstad
HarperCollins

Dive In: Exploring Our Connections with the Oceans
Written by Ann Eriksonn
Orca Book Publishers

Eat This: How Fast Food marketing Gets You to Buy Junk (and How to Fight Back)
Written by Andrea Curtis
Illustrated by Peggy Collins
Red Deer Press

Fania’s Heart 
Written by Anne Renaud
Illustrated by Richard Rudniki
Second Story Press

Out of the Ice: How Climate Change is Revealing the Past
Written by Claire Eamer
Illustrated by Drew Shannon
Kids Can Press

Ramadan: The Holy Month of Fasting
Written by Ausma Zehanat Khan
Orca Book Publishers

Rising Seas: Flooding, Climate Change and Our New World
Written by Keltie Thomas
Illustrated by Belle Wuthrich
Firefly Books

Space Adventurer’s Guide: Your Passport to the Coolest Things to See and Do in the Universe
Written by Peter McMahon
Illustrated by Josh Holinaty
Kids Can Press

Super Cats: True Stories of Felines That Made History
Written by Elizabeth MacLeod
Annick Press

Too Young to Escape: A Vietnamese Girl Waits to be Reunited with Her Family
Written by Van Ho & Marsha Forchuk Skypuch
Pajama Press

Wild Buildings and Bridges: Architecture Inspired by Nature
Written by Etta Kaner
Illustrated by Carl Wiens
Kids Can Press

Monday, 10 June 2019

2019 Red Cedar Book Award winners announced

The Red Cedar Book Award (a.k.a. B.C.'s Young Readers' Choice Award) announced its award winners for 2019. All BC kids in Grades 4-7 are free to participate in this program. Those who have been reading the nominated titles which were announced last year voted this spring and the winners announced last week. This is truly a readers' choice award.  Congratulations to the readers who chose the winning titles and the authors for this achievement.

For the Red Cedar Fiction Award,
the winner is . . 
From Ant to Eagle
Written by Alex Lyttle
Central Avenue Publishing



For the Red Cedar Information Book Award,
the winner is . . 
Smiley: A Journey of Love
Written by Joanne George
Fitzhenry & Whiteside

Tuesday, 3 June 2014

2014/2015 Red Cedar Book Award shortlists already announced


The Red Cedar Book Award (a.k.a. B.C.'s Young Readers' Choice Award) announced its award winners for 2013/2014 and have already announced the two short-lists of nominated titles for the upcoming year, though not officially launched until November.  Readers in Grades 4 through 7 will have until next spring to read the books to prepare themselves for voting in April.

Fiction:


Ultra 
by David Carroll
Scholastic Canada


The Metro Dogs of Moscow 
by Rachelle Delaney
Puffin


Home Ice Advantage 
by Tom Earle
HarperTrophy


Poser 
by Alison Hughes
Orca


The Spotted Dog Last Seen 
by Jessica Scott Kerrin
Groundwood


September 17 
by Amanda West Lewis
Red Deer Press


The Hidden Agenda of Sigrid Sugden 
by Jill MacLean
Fitzhenry & Whiteside


Athlete vs. Mathlete 
by W.C. Mack
Bloomsbury


Pieces of the Past (Dear Canada series) 
by Carol Matas
Scholastic Canada


Amelia and Me 
by Heather Stemp 
Pennywell


Curse of the Dream Witch 
by Allan Stratton
Scholastic Canada


Enigma (Camp X series) 
by Eric Walters
Puffin Canada








Non-fiction:

Before the World was Ready: Stories of Daring Genius in Science 
by Claire Eamer
Art by Sa Boothroyd
Annick Press

Bones Never Lie: How Forensics Helps Solve History’s Mysteries 
by Elizabeth MacLeod
Annick Press

Cat Champions: Caring for Our Feline Friends 
by Rob Laidlaw
Pajama Press

Courageous Women Rebels (Women’s Hall of Fame series) 
by Joy Crysdale
Second Story Press

Down to Earth: How Kids Help Feed the World 
by Nikki Tate
Orca

Follow Your Money: Who gets it, Who spends it, Where does it go? 
by Kevin Sylvester & Michael Hlinka
Annick Press

Great Bear Sea: Exploring the Marine Life of a Pacific Paradise 
by Ian McAllister & Nicholas Read
Orca Book Publishers

Homophobia: Deal with It and Turn Prejudice into Pride 
by Steven Solomon
Art by Nick Johnson
James Lorimer

In Deep With the Octopus 
by Norma Dixon
Fitzhenry & Whiteside

Legends, Icons & Rebels: Music That Changed the World 
by Robbie Robertson, Jim Guerinot, Sebastian Robertson & Jarad Levine
Tundra Books

No Borders: Kigliqangittuq 
by Darla Evyagotailak and Mindy Willett
Art by Tessa Macintosh
Fitzhenry & Whiteside

The Last Train: A Holocaust Story 
by Rona Arato
Owlkids