The shortlists of nominated titles for the 2015/6 Chocolate Lily Awards, books by British Columbia authors and/or illustrators for young readers in Kindergarten to Grades 8, were announced at the beginning of June. These are the titles for which young readers will vote in three categories next spring.
In the Picture Book Category:
Norman, Speak!
by Caroline Adderson
Illustrated by Qin Leng
Groundwood Books
If You Happen to Have a Dinosaur
by Linda Bailey
Illustrated by Colin Jack
Tundra
The Yoga Game by the Sea
by Kathy Beliveau
Illustrated by Denise Holmes
Simply Read
Not My Girl
by Christy Jordan-Fenton & Margaret Pokiak-Fenton
Illustrated by Gabrielle Grimard
Annick
A Giraffe Called Geranium
by Ainslie Manson
Illustrated by Mary Baker
Red Diamond
Dipnetting with Dad
by Willie Sellars
Illustrated by Kevin Easthope
Caitlin Press
The Most Magnificent Thing
by Ashley Spires
Kids Can Press
Cloudwalker
by Roy Henry Vickers & Robert Budd
Harbour
Hana Hashimoto, Sixth Violin
by Chieri Uegaki
Illustrated by Qin Leng
Kids Can Press
In the Chapter Book/Easy Reader Category:
Jasper John Dooley, Not in Love
by Caroline Adderson
Illustrated by Ben Clanton
Kids Can Press
Misty
by Christine Dencer
Illustrated by Jessica Meserve
Simply Read
The Elevator Ghost
by Glen Huser
Groundwood Books
Kung Pow Chicken: Let’s Get Cracking!
by Cyndi Marko
Scholastic Canada
Not Just Another Princess Story
by Sheri Radford
Illustrated by Qin Leng
Simply Read
Bagels Come Home!
by Joan Stuchner
Illustrated by Dave Whamond
Orca Book Publishers
In the Novel Category:
Shack Island Summer
by Penny Chamberlain
Sono Nis Press
Finding Grace
by Becky Citra
Second Story Press
Red River Raging
by Penny Draper
Coteau Books
Outside In
by Sarah Ellis
Groundwood Books
The Moment
by Kristie Hammond
Sono Nis Press
A Year in the Life of a Total and Complete Genius
by Stacey Matson
Scholastic
Finding Ruby Starling
by Karen Rivers
Scholastic
The Lost Diary
by Julie White
Sono Nis Press
We'll be checking back on these short lists when young readers in B.C. begin their reading and voting and ultimately when the winners are announced in May, 2016.
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Tuesday, 23 June 2015
Thursday, 12 June 2014
2014 R. Ross Annett Award for Children's Literature: winner announced
On June 6, 2014, the winners of the Alberta Literary Awards were announced by the Writers Guild of Alberta, recognizing excellence in writing by Alberta authors.
The one award that is always about youngCanLit is the R. Ross Annett Award for Children's Literature, which alternates yearly between picture books and chapter books. This year the nominees were chapter books.
The 2014 winner of the
R. Ross Annett Award for Children's Literature
is:
Graffiti Knight
by Karen Bass
Pajama Press
Congratulations to Karen Bass
on this newest award for
Graffiti Knight!
Graffiti Knight!
Saturday, 14 September 2013
2014 Chocolate Lily Book Awards: Short lists announced

The shortlists of nominated titles for the 2014 Chocolate Lily Awards,
books by British Columbia authors and/or illustrators for young readers
in Kindergarten to Grades 6, were announced on September 7, 2013.
Here are the shortlists for the two categories for which young readers will vote next spring:
In the Picture Book Category (K - Gr. 3)
Written by Maggie de Vries
Illustrated by Renne Benoit
Greystone Books
Illustrated by Renne Benoit
Greystone Books
In the Chapter Book Category (Grades 4-6)
The Paper HouseWritten by Lois Peterson
Orca Book Publishers
Written by Sara Cassidy
Orca Book Publishers
A Tinfoil Sky
Written by Cyndi Sand-Eveland
Tundra Books
Written by Luanne Armstrong
Ronsdale Press
One Year in Coal Harbour
Written by Polly Horvath
Groundwood Books
Written by Susin Nielsen
Tundra Books
Seraphina
Written by Rachel Hartman
Doubleday Canada
Written by Caroline Adderson
Groundwood Books
We'll be checking back on these short lists when young readers in B.C. begin their reading and voting and ultimately when the winners are announced in May, 2014.
Sunday, 16 June 2013
2013 Chocolate Lily Book Awards winners finally announced!
Unlike the British Columbia book awards of Red Cedar and the Stellar Award programs, the Chocolate Lily Book Awards promote children's fiction by B. C. authors and B. C. illustrators. The two award categories for 2012/2013 were:
- Novels - for Grades 5-8
- Picture Books - for K to Grade 5

In the Picture Book Category (Kindergarten to Grade 3)
the winner is. . .
I Want to Go to the Moon
by Tom Saunders
Illustrated by Cynthia Nugent
Simply Read Books
978-1-897476-56-7
32 pp. + CD
Ages 4-8
2011
In the Novels Category (Grades 5-8)
the winner is . . .
Ghosts of the Titanic
by Julie Lawson
Scholastic Canada
978-1443100410
978-1443100410
193 pp.
Ages 9-12
2011
2011
Second Place wins in the Novels category were awarded to:
by Norma Charles
Ronsdale Press
978-1-55380-131-3
183 pp.
Ages12-17
2011
The Runaway
by Glen Huser
Tradewind Books
978-1-896580-21-0
147 pp.
Ages 11-14
2011
Congratulations
authors, illustrators and publishers
on your nominations and wins
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Thursday, 31 May 2012
Chocolate Lily Awards 2012/2013 Nominees
The shortlists of nominated titles for the 2012-2013 Chocolate Lily Awards,
books by British Columbia authors and/or illustrators for young readers
in Kindergarten to Grades 6, were announced on May 25, 2012.
Now just two categories (the Novel category is no longer used), the shortlists on which young readers will vote next spring include the following titles:
In the Chapter Book Category (Grade 3 – Grade 5)
• Ghosts of the Titanic
by Julie Lawson
• Encore Edie
by Annabel Lyon
• That Fatal Night
by Sarah Ellis
• The Runaway
by Glen Huser
• Run Marco Run
by Norma Charles
• The Whole Truth
by Kit Pearson
• Ice Storm
by Penny Draper
In the Picture Book Category (Kindergarten to Grade 5)
by Dan Bar-el
by Tom Saunders
Illustrated by Cynthia Nugent (BC)
by Andrea Spalding

• Can Hens Give Milk?
by Joan Betty Stuchner
by Joan Betty Stuchner
by Sara Leach
by Michal Kozlowski
by Nicola I. Campbell
We'll be checking back on these short lists when young readers in B.C. begin their reading and voting and ultimately when the winners are announced in May, 2013.
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