Transcript 2011-2012 William Allen White Awards master lists

2011-2012
William Allen White Awards
master lists
William Allen White
Children’s Book Awards Program~
Bringing Authors, Books, and Children Together
Since 1952.
*The first statewide children's choice award program in the
United States.
*Established by Ruth Garver Gagliardo with the direction of
Emporia State University to honor the memory of the state's
most distinguished citizen.
*To encourage the boys and girls of Kansas to read and enjoy
good books.
*Commended by AASL in 2008.
2010 winner
Grades 3 to 5
Farrar, Straus, and
Giroux
Grades 3 to 5 master list
Also Known as
Harper
by Ann
Haywood Leal
Used by permission of
Henry Holt, an imprint
of Macmillan Children’s
Publishing Group
Extra Credit
by
Andrew
Clements
c. 2009 by Andrew
Clements. Cover by
Brian Selznick.
Illustrated by Mark
Elliott.
Family
Reminders by
Julie
Danneberg
Illustration c. 2010 by
John Shelley from Family
Reminders by Julie
Danneberg. Published
by Charlesbridge.
Fortune’s Magic
Farm
by
Suzanne Selfors
Used with permission of
Little, Brown Books for
Young Readers
The Boy Who
Invented TV: The
Story of Philo
Farnsworth
by
Kathleen Krull
c. 2009, used by permission
of Random House Books
The Grand
Mosque of Paris:
A Story of How Muslims
Rescued Jews During the
Holocaust
by Karen Gray
Ruelle and
Deborah Durland
DeSaix
c. 2009, Holiday House
Where the
Mountain Meets
the Moon
by
Grace Lin
art c. Grace Lin, used with
permission by Little, Brown
Books for Young Readers
11 Birthdays
by
Wendy Mass
c. 2009, used by
permission of
Scholastic Press
2010 winner
Grades 6 to 8
Atheneum Books for
Young Readers
Grades 6 to 8 master list
All the Broken
Pieces
by
Ann E. Burg
c. 2009, used by permission
of Scholastic Press
Anything But
Typical
by
Nora Raleigh
Baskin
c. 2009 by Nora Raleigh
Baskin. Cover by James
Gulliver Hancock.
Confetti Girl
by
Diana Lopez
Used with permission
of Little, Brown Books
for Young Readers
Double Eagle
by
Sneed B. Collard
III
Reprinted with permission
from Peachtree Publishers
Faith, Hope, and
Ivy June
by
Phyllis Reynolds
Naylor
c. 2009, used by permission
of Random House Books
Heart of a
Shepherd
by
Rosanne Parry
Jacket art c. 2009 by
Jonathan Barkat
c. 2009, used by permission
of Random House Books
My Name is
Phillis
Wheatley:
A Story of Slavery and
Freedom
by
Afua Cooper
c. 2009, used by
permission of
publisher
Notes from
the Dog
by
Gary Paulsen
c. 2009, used by
permission of Random
House Books
Operation Yes
by
Sara Lewis
Holmes
c. 2009, used by
permission of
Scholastic Press
Return to
Sender
by
Julia Alvarez
c. 2009, used by
permission of
Random House Books
Scat
by
Carl Hiaasen
c. 2009, used by
permission of Random
House Books
The Amaranth
Enchantment
by
Julie Berry
c. 2009 by Julie Berry,
published by
Bloomsbury Children’s
Books
The Evolution
of Calpurnia
Tate
by
Jacqueline Kelly
Used by permission of
Henry Holt, an imprint of
Macmillan Children’s
Publishing Group
The Great
Death
by
John Smelcer
Used by permission of
Henry Holt, an imprint of
Macmillan Children’s
Publishing Group
The Mostly
True
Adventures of
Homer P. Figg
by
Rodman
Philbrick
c. 2009, used by
permission of Scholastic
Press
Wild Things
by
Clay Carmichael
Cover design: Helen
Robinson
Cover cat art:
Clay Carmichael
Front Street
Years of Dust:
The Story of
the Dust Bowl
by
Albert Marrin
Dutton Children’s Books,
a division of Penguin
Young Readers Group
Bringing AUTHORS, Books and Children
Together…
2010 Award Winners
Visiting the sleepover the night
before the awards day
The William Allen White Children’s Book Awards:
Bringing Authors, Books, and Children Together!
Hope to see you in Emporia on
Saturday, September 24, 2011!