Wednesday, 15 May 2019

2019 Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children's Book Awards: Shortlists announced


On May 7, the Ontario Arts Foundation announced the 2019 nominees for the Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children’s Book Awards.  These award recognize artistic excellence in writing and illustration in English-language Canadian children’s literature.  The awards will be selected by two juries of young readers, this year from Eastview Public School, Scarborough, Ontario.  Students from Gr. 3 and 4 and also from Gr. 7 and 8, from this school, a school with a large Indigenous community, offering Ojibwa language instruction and other Indigenous programming, will select the award-winning book for the Children's Picture Book Award and for the Young Adult/Middle Reader Book Award respectively.  The prizes, $6000 each, will be given out in June at the school.

Here are the two short-lists of nominees:

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In the CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOK CATEGORY, the nominees are: 


Africville
Written by Shauntay Grant

Illustrated by Eva Campbell
Groundwood Books

Reviewed here
Go Show the World: A Celebration of Indigenous Heroes
Written by Wab Kinew
Illustrated by Joe Morse
Tundra Books
Reviewed here





Island in the Salish Sea
Written by Sheryl McFarlane
Illustrated by Leslie Redhead
Orca Book Publishers
Mustafa
Written and illustrated by Marie-Louise Gay
Groundwood Books

The Origin of Day and Night
Written by Paula Ikuutaq Rumbolt
Illustrations by Lenny Lishchenko
Inhabit Media
Reviewed here






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In the  YOUNG ADULT/MIDDLE READER CATEGORY, the nominees are:

Fire Song
Written by Adam Garnet Jones
Annick Press


 
 
 
 
 
No Fixed Address
Written by Susin Nielsen
Tundra Books
Planet Grief
Written by Monique Polak
Orca Book Publishers
 
Sadia
Written by Colleen Nelson
Dundurn Press
Very Rich
Written by Polly Horvath
Puffin Canada








 Congratulations to all nominees

Wednesday, 1 May 2019

Arthur Ellis Awards for Crime Writing: 2015 -2018 winners in Best Juvenile/Young Adult category

Over the past few years, I have been so busy trying to ensure I review as many books on my blog CanLit for LittleCanadians that I have been negligent about keeping up with book award news.  Sadly, I missed announcing winners of the Arthur Ellis Awards for Excellence in Canadian Crime Writing from the Crime Writers of Canada for multiple years. Mea culpa.

The news may be old but these winners are still worthy of being recognized and make up a great list of must-read crime and mystery books.  So let's applaud their wins and toast them now.

Congratulations
🙌
 to these winners of the 
Arthur Ellis Award for 
Best Juvenile/Young Adult Crime Books!


2015

The winner is:
Dead Man's Switch
Written by Sigmund Brouwer
Harvest House

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2016
 
The winner is:
Trouble is a Friend of Mine
Written by Stephanie Tromly
Kathy Dawson Books

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2017

The winner is:
Masterminds: Criminal Destiny
Written by Gordon Korman
HarperCollins

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2018

The winner is:
Chase
Written by Linwood Barclay
Puffin Canada

Arthur Ellis Awards for Excellence in Canadian Crime Writing: Shortlists for 2019 announced

The shortlist of nominees for the Arthur Ellis Awards for Excellence in Canadian Crime Writing were announced on April 18 but I have fallen behind in posting about most awards. So let me remedy that now by sharing with you the announcement of the shortlisted titles for these awards, presented annually by the Crime Writers of Canada since 1984 in the following categories:

For Published Works:
• Best Crime Novel 
• Best First Crime Novel 
• Best Crime Novella
• Best Crime Short Story
• Best Crime Book in French
• Best Juvenile/Young Adult Crime Book
• Best Nonfiction Crime Book
• Best Unpublished Manuscript (a.k.a the Unhanged Arthur)

Here are the shortlisted titles for the 
2019 Best Juvenile/Young Adult Crime Book Award:

Escape
Written by Linwood Barclay
Puffin Canada
 

The House of One Thousand Eyes
Written by Michelle Barker
Annick Press
Reviewed here
 

Call of the Wraith (The Blackthorn Key #4)
Written by Kevin Sands
Aladdin
 

The Ruinous Sweep
Written by Tim Wynne-Jones
Candlewick Press 
Reviewed here
The Rumrunner's Boy
Written by E.R. Yatscoff
TG & R Books






Winners in all categories will be announced on May 23, 2019.