All the Blues in the Sky — Renée Watson (2026) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Nine Moons of Han Yu and Luli — Karina Yan Glaser (2026) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Sea of Lemon Trees: The Corrido of Roberto Alvarez — María Dolores Águila (2026) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Teacher of Nomad Land: A World War II Story — Daniel Nayeri (2026) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Undead Fox of Deadwood Forest — Aubrey Hartman (2026) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The First State of Being — Erin Entrada Kelly (2025) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Across So Many Seas — Ruth Behar (2025) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Magnolia Wu Unfolds It All — Chanel Miller (2025) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
One Big Open Sky — Lesa Cline-Ransome (2025) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Wrong Way Home — Kate O’Shaughnessy (2025) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Eyes and the Impossible — Dave Eggers (2024) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Eagle Drums — Nasuġraq Rainey Hopson (2024) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Elf Dog and Owl Head — M.T. Anderson (2024) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Mexikid: A Graphic Memoir — Pedro Martín (2024) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Simon Sort of Says — Erin Bow (2024) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Many Assassinations of Samir, the Seller of Dreams — Daniel Nayeri (2024) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Freewater — Amina Luqman-Dawson (2023) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Iveliz Explains It All — Andrea Beatriz Arango (2023) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Last Mapmaker — Christina Soontornvat (2023) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Maizy Chen’s Last Chance — Lisa Yee (2023) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Last Cuentista — Donna Barba Higuera (2022) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Red, White, and Whole — Rajani LaRocca (2022) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Snake Falls to Earth — Darcie Little Badger (2022) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Too Bright to See — Kyle Lukoff (2022) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Watercress — Andrea Wang (2022) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
When You Trap a Tiger — Tae Keller (2021) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
All Thirteen: The Incredible Cave Rescue of the Thai Boys’ Soccer Team — Christina Soontornvat (2021) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
BOX: Henry Brown Mails Himself to Freedom — Carole Boston Weatherford (2021) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Fighting Words — Kimberly Brubaker Bradley (2021) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
We Dream of Space — Erin Entrada Kelly (2021) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Wish in the Dark — Christina Soontornvat (2021) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
New Kid — Jerry Craft (2020) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Genesis Begins Again — Alicia D. Williams (2020) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Other Words for Home — Jasmine Warga (2020) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Scary Stories for Young Foxes — Christian McKay Heidicker (2020) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Undefeated — Kwame Alexander (2020) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Merci Suárez Changes Gears — Meg Medina (2019) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Book of Boy — Catherine Gilbert Murdock (2019) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Night Diary — Veera Hiranandani (2019) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Hello, Universe — Erin Entrada Kelly (2018) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Crown: An Ode to the Fresh Cut — Derrick Barnes (2018) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Long Way Down — Jason Reynolds (2018) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Piecing Me Together — Renée Watson (2018) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Girl Who Drank the Moon — Kelly Barnhill (2017) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Freedom Over Me: Eleven Slaves, Their Lives and Dreams Brought to Life by Ashley Bryan — Ashley Bryan (2017) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Inquisitor’s Tale: Or, The Three Magical Children and their Holy Dog — Adam Gidwitz (2017) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Wolf Hollow — Lauren Wolk (2017) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Last Stop on Market Street — Matt de la Peña (2016) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The War that Saved my Life — Kimberly Brubaker Bradley (2016) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Roller Girl — Victoria Jamieson (2016) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Echo — Pam Muñoz Ryan (2016) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Crossover — Kwame Alexander (2015) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
El Deafo — Cece Bell (2015) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Brown Girl Dreaming — Jacqueline Woodson (2015) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Flora & Ulysses: The Illuminated Adventures — Kate DiCamillo (2014) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Doll Bones — Holly Black (2014) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Year of Billy Miller — Kevin Henkes (2014) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
One Came Home — Amy Timberlake (2014) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Paperboy — Vince Vawter (2014) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The One and Only Ivan — Katherine Applegate (2013) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Splendors and Glooms — Laura Amy Schlitz (2013) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Bomb: The Race to Build—and Steal—the World’s Most Dangerous Weapon — Steve Sheinkin (2013) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Three Times Lucky — Sheila Turnage (2013) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Dead End in Norvelt — Jack Gantos (2012) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Inside Out & Back Again — Thanhha Lai (2012) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Breaking Stalin's Nose — Eugene Yelchin (2012) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Moon over Manifest — Clare Vanderpool (2011) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Turtle in Paradise — Jennifer L. Holm (2011) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Heart of a Samurai — Margi Preus (2011) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Dark Emperor and Other Poems of the Night — Joyce Sidman (2011) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
One Crazy Summer — Rita Williams-Garcia (2011) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
When You Reach Me — Rebecca Stead (2010) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice — Phillip Hoose (2010) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate — Jacqueline Kelly (2010) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Where the Mountain Meets the Moon — Grace Lin (2010) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P. Figg — Rodman Philbrick (2010) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Graveyard Book — Neil Gaiman (2009) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Underneath — Kathi Appelt (2009) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Surrender Tree: Poems of Cuba's Struggle for Fr eedom — Margarita Engle (2009) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Savvy — Ingrid Law (2009) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
After Tupac & D Foster — Jacqueline Woodson (2009) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village — Laura Amy Schlitz (2008) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Elijah of Buxton — Christopher Paul Curtis (2008) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Wednesday Wars — Gary D. Schmidt (2008) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Feathers — Jacqueline Woodson (2008) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Higher Power of Lucky — Susan Patron (2007) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Penny from Heaven — Jennifer L. Holm (2007) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Hattie Big Sky — Kirby Larson (2007) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Rules — Cynthia Lord (2007) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Criss Cross — Lynne Rae Perkins (2006) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Whittington — Alan Armstrong (2006) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Hitler Youth: Growing Up in Hitler's Shadow — Susan Campbell Bartoletti (2006) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Princess Academy — Shannon Hale (2006) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Show Way — Jacqueline Woodson (2006) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Kira-Kira — Cynthia Kadohata (2005) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Al Capone Does My Shirts — Gennifer Choldenko (2005) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Voice that Challenged a Nation: Marian Anderson and the Struggle for Equal Rights — Russell Freedman (2005) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy — Gary D. Schmidt (2005) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Tale of Despereaux: Being the Story of a Mouse, a Princess, Some Soup, and a Spool of Thread — Kate DiCamillo (2004) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Olive's Ocean — Kevin Henkes (2004) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
An American Plague: The True and Terrifying Story of the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793 — Jim Murphy (2004) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Crispin: The Cross of Lead — Avi (2003) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The House of the Scorpion — Nancy Farmer (2003) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Pictures of Hollis Woods — Patricia Reilly Giff (2003) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Hoot — Carl Hiaasen (2003) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Corner of The Universe — Ann M. Martin (2003) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Surviving the Applewhites — Stephanie S. Tolan (2003) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Single Shard — Linda Sue Park (2002) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Everything on a Waffle — Polly Horvath (2002) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Carver: A Life In Poems — Marilyn Nelson (2002) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Year Down Yonder — Richard Peck (2001) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Hope Was Here — Joan Bauer (2001) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Because of Winn-Dixie — Kate DiCamillo (2001) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Joey Pigza Loses Control — Jack Gantos (2001) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Wanderer — Sharon Creech (2001) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Bud, Not Buddy — Christopher Paul Curtis (2000) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Getting Near to Baby — Audrey Couloumbis (2000) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Our Only May Amelia — Jennifer L. Holm (2000) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
26 Fairmount Avenue — Tomie dePaola (2000) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Holes — Louis Sachar (1999) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
A Long Way from Chicago — Richard Peck (1999) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Out of the Dust — Karen Hesse (1998) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Ella Enchanted — Gail Carson Levine (1998) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Lily's Crossing — Patricia Reilly Giff (1998) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Wringer — Jerry Spinelli (1998) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The View from Saturday — E.L. Konigsburg (1997) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
A Girl Named Disaster — Nancy Farmer (1997) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Moorchild — Eloise McGraw (1997) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Thief — Megan Whalen Turner (1997) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Belle Prater's Boy — Ruth White (1997) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Midwife's Apprentice — Karen Cushman (1996) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
What Jamie Saw — Carolyn Coman (1996) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Watsons Go to Birmingham: 1963 — Christopher Paul Curtis (1996) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Yolonda's Genius — Carol Fenner (1996) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Great Fire — Jim Murphy (1996) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Walk Two Moons — Sharon Creech (1995) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Catherine, Called Birdy — Karen Cushman (1995) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Ear, the Eye and the Arm — Nancy Farmer (1995) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Giver — Lois Lowry (1994) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Crazy Lady — Jane Leslie Conly (1994) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Dragon's Gate — Laurence Yep (1994) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Eleanor Roosevelt: A Life of Discovery — Russell Freedman (1994) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Missing May — Cynthia Rylant (1993) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
What Hearts — Bruce Brooks (1993) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Dark-thirty: Southern Tales of the Supernatural — Patricia McKissack (1993) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Somewhere in the Darkness — Walter Dean Myers (1993) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Shiloh — Phyllis Reynolds Naylor (1992) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Nothing But The Truth: a Documentary Novel — Avi (1992) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Wright Brothers: How They Invented the Airplane — Russell Freedman (1992) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Maniac Magee — Jerry Spinelli (1991) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle — Avi (1991) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Number the Stars — Lois Lowry (1990) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Afternoon of the Elves — Janet Taylor Lisle (1990) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Shabanu, Daughter of the Wind — Suzanne Fisher Staples (1990) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Winter Room — Gary Paulsen (1990) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Joyful Noise: Poems for Two Voices — Paul Fleischman (1989) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
In The Beginning: Creation Stories from Around the World — Virginia Hamilton (1989) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Scorpions — Walter Dean Myers (1989) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Lincoln: A Photobiography — Russell Freedman (1988) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
After The Rain — Norma Fox Mazer (1988) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Hatchet — Gary Paulsen (1988) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Whipping Boy — Sid Fleischman (1987) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
A Fine White Dust — Cynthia Rylant (1987) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
On My Honor — Marion Dane Bauer (1987) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Volcano: The Eruption and Healing of Mount St. Helens — Patricia Lauber (1987) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Sarah, Plain and Tall — Patricia MacLachlan (1986) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Commodore Perry In the Land of the Shogun — Rhoda Blumberg (1986) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Dogsong — Gary Paulsen (1986) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Hero and the Crown — Robin McKinley (1985) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Like Jake and Me — Mavis Jukes (1985) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Moves Make the Man — Bruce Brooks (1985) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
One-Eyed Cat — Paula Fox (1985) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Dear Mr. Henshaw — Beverly Cleary (1984) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Sign of the Beaver — Elizabeth George Speare (1984) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Solitary Blue — Cynthia Voigt (1984) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Sugaring Time — Kathryn Lasky (1984) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Wish Giver: Three Tales of Coven Tree — Bill Brittain (1984) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Dicey's Song — Cynthia Voigt (1983) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Blue Sword — Robin McKinley (1983) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Doctor DeSoto — William Steig (1983) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Graven Images — Paul Fleischman (1983) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Homesick: My Own Story — Jean Fritz (1983) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Sweet Whispers, Brother Rush — Virginia Hamilton (1983) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Visit to William Blake's Inn: Poems for Innocent and Experienced Travelers — Nancy Willard (1982) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Ramona Quimby, Age 8 — Beverly Cleary (1982) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Upon the Head of the Goat: A Childhood in Hungary 1939-1944 — Aranka Siegal (1982) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Jacob Have I Loved — Katherine Paterson (1981) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Fledgling — Jane Langton (1981) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Ring of Endless Light — Madeleine L'Engle (1981) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Gathering of Days: A New England Girl's Journal, 1830-1832 — Joan W. Blos (1980) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Road from Home: The Story of an Armenian Girl — David Kherdian (1980) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Westing Game — Ellen Raskin (1979) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Great Gilly Hopkins — Katherine Paterson (1979) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Bridge to Terabithia — Katherine Paterson (1978) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Ramona and Her Father — Beverly Cleary (1978) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Anpao: An American Indian Odyssey — Jamake Highwater (1978) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry — Mildred D. Taylor (1977) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Abel's Island — William Steig (1977) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A String in the Harp — Nancy Bond (1977) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Grey King — Susan Cooper (1976) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Hundred Penny Box — Sharon Bell Mathis (1976) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Dragonwings — Laurence Yep (1976) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
M. C. Higgins, the Great — Virginia Hamilton (1975) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Figgs & Phantoms — Ellen Raskin (1975) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
My Brother Sam is Dead — James Lincoln Collier & Christopher Collier (1975) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Perilous Gard — Elizabeth Marie Pope (1975) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Philip Hall Likes Me, I Reckon Maybe — Bette Greene (1975) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Slave Dancer — Paula Fox (1974) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Dark Is Rising — Susan Cooper (1974) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Julie of the Wolves — Jean Craighead George (1973) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Frog and Toad Together — Arnold Lobel (1973) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Upstairs Room — Johanna Reiss (1973) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Witches of Worm — Zilpha Keatley Snyder (1973) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH — Robert C. O'Brien (1972) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Incident At Hawk's Hill — Allan W. Eckert (1972) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Planet of Junior Brown — Virginia Hamilton (1972) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Tombs of Atuan — Ursula K. LeGuin (1972) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Annie and the Old One — Miska Miles (1972) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Headless Cupid — Zilpha Keatley Snyder (1972) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Summer of the Swans — Betsy Byars (1971) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Knee Knock Rise — Natalie Babbitt (1971) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Enchantress From the Stars — Sylvia Louise Engdahl (1971) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Sing Down the Moon — Scott O'Dell (1971) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Sounder — William H. Armstrong (1970) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Our Eddie — Sulamith Ish-Kishor (1970) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Many Ways of Seeing: An Introduction to the Pleasures of Art — Janet Gaylord Moore (1970) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Journey Outside — Mary Q. Steele (1970) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The High King — Lloyd Alexander (1969) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
To Be a Slave — Julius Lester (1969) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
When Shlemiel Went to Warsaw and Other Stories — Isaac Bashevis Singer (1969) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler — E. L. Konigsburg (1968) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth — E. L. Konigsburg (1968) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Black Pearl — Scott O'Dell (1968) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Fearsome Inn — Isaac Bashevis Singer (1968) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Egypt Game — Zilpha Keatley Snyder (1968) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Up a Road Slowly — Irene Hunt (1967) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The King's Fifth — Scott O'Dell (1967) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Zlateh The Goat and Other Stories — Isaac Bashevis Singer (1967) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Jazz Man — Mary Hays Weik (1967) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
I, Juan de Pareja — Elizabeth Borton de Trevino (1966) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Black Cauldron — Lloyd Alexander (1966) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Animal Family — Randall Jarrell (1966) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Noonday Friends — Mary Stolz (1966) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Shadow of a Bull — Maia Wojciechowska (1965) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Across Five Aprils — Irene Hunt (1965) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
It's Like This, Cat — Emily Cheney Neville (1964) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Rascal: A Memoir of a Better Era — Sterling North (1964) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Loner — Ester Wier (1964) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
A Wrinkle in Time — Madeleine L'Engle (1963) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Thistle and Thyme: Tales and Legends from Scotland — Sorche Nic Leodhas (1963) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Men of Athens — Olivia Coolidge (1963) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Bronze Bow — Elizabeth George Speare (1962) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Frontier Living — Edwin Tunis (1962) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Golden Goblet — Eloise Jarvis McGraw (1962) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Belling The Tiger — Mary Stolz (1962) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Island of the Blue Dolphins — Scott O'Dell (1961) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
America Moves Forward: A History for Peter — Gerald W. Johnson (1961) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Old Ramon — Jack Schaefer (1961) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Cricket In Times Square — George Selden (1961) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Onion John — Joseph Krumgold (1960) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
My Side of the Mountain — Jean Craighead George (1960) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
America Is Born: A History for Peter — Gerald W. Johnson (1960) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Gammage Cup — Carol Kendall (1960) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Witch of Blackbird Pond — Elizabeth George Speare (1959) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Family Under The Bridge — Natalie Savage Carlson (1959) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Along Came A Dog — Meindert Dejong (1959) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Chucaro: Wild Pony of the Pampa — Francis Kalnay (1959) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Perilous Road — William O. Steele (1959) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Rifles for Watie — Harold Keith (1958) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Horsecatcher — Mari Sandoz (1958) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Gone-Away Lake — Elizabeth Enright (1958) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Great Wheel — Robert Lawson (1958) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Tom Paine, Freedom's Apostle — Leo Gurko (1958) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Miracles on Maple Hill — Virginia Sorensen (1957) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Old Yeller — Fred Gipson (1957) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The House of Sixty Fathers — Meindert DeJong (1957) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Mr. Justice Holmes — Clara Ingram Judson (1957) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Corn Grows Ripe — Dorothy Rhoads (1957) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Black Fox of Lorne — Marguerite de Angeli (1957) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Carry On, Mr. Bowditch — Jean Lee Latham (1956) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Secret River — Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (1956) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Golden Name Day — Jennie D. Lindquist (1956) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Men, Microscopes, and Living Things — Katherine B. Shippen (1956) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Wheel on the School — Meindert DeJong (1955) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Courage of Sarah Noble — Alice Dalgliesh (1955) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Banner In The Sky — James Ramsey Ullman (1955) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
And Now Miguel — Joseph Krumgold (1954) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
All Alone — Claire Huchet Bishop (1954) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Shadrach — Meindert Dejong (1954) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Hurry Home, Candy — Meindert Dejong (1954) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Theodore Roosevelt, Fighting Patriot — Clara Ingram Judson (1954) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Magic Maize — Mary & Conrad Buff (1954) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Secret of the Andes — Ann Nolan Clark (1953) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Charlotte's Web — E. B. White (1953) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Moccasin Trail — Eloise Jarvis McGraw (1953) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Red Sails to Capri — Ann Weil (1953) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Bears on Hemlock Mountain — Alice Dalgliesh (1953) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Birthdays of Freedom, Vol. 1 — Genevieve Foster (1953) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Ginger Pye — Eleanor Estes (1952) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Americans Before Columbus — Elizabeth Chesley Baity (1952) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Minn of the Mississippi — Holling C. Holling (1952) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Defender — Nicholas Kalashnikoff (1952) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Light at Tern Rock — Julia L. Sauer (1952) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Apple and the Arrow — Mary & Conrad Buff (1952) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Amos Fortune, Free Man — Elizabeth Yates (1951) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Better Known as Johnny Appleseed — Mabel Leigh Hunt (1951) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Gandhi, Fighter Without a Sword — Jeanette Eaton (1951) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Abraham Lincoln, Friend of the People — Clara Ingram Judson (1951) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Story of Appleby Capple — Anne Parrish (1951) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Door in the Wall — Marguerite de Angeli (1950) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Tree of Freedom — Rebecca Caudill (1950) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Blue Cat of Castle Town — Catherine Cate Coblentz (1950) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Kildee House — Rutherford G. Montgomery (1950) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
George Washington — Genevieve Foster (1950) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Song of The Pines: A Story of Norwegian Lumbering in Wisconsin — Walter & Marion Havighurst (1950) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
King of the Wind — Marguerite Henry (1949) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Seabird — Holling C. Holling (1949) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Daughter of the Mountains — Louise Rankin (1949) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
My Father's Dragon — Ruth Stiles Gannett (1949) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Story of the Negro — Arna Bontemps (1949) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Twenty-One Balloons — William Pène du Bois (1948) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Pancakes-Paris — Claire Huchet Bishop (1948) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Li Lun, Lad of Courage — Carolyn Treffinger (1948) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Quaint and Curious Quest of Johnny Longfoot — Catherine Besterman (1948) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Cow-Tail Switch, and Other West African Stories — Harold Courlander and George Herzog (1948) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Misty of Chincoteague — Marguerite Henry (1948) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Miss Hickory — Carolyn Sherwin Bailey (1947) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Wonderful Year — Nancy Barnes (1947) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Big Tree — Mary & Conrad Buff (1947) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Heavenly Tenants — William Maxwell (1947) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Avion My Uncle Flew — Cyrus Fisher (1947) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Hidden Treasure of Glaston — Eleanore M. Jewett (1947) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Strawberry Girl — Lois Lenski (1946) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Justin Morgan Had a Horse — Marguerite Henry (1946) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Moved-Outers — Florence Crannell Means (1946) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Bhimsa, the Dancing Bear — Christine Weston (1946) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
New Found World — Katherine Binney Shippen (1946) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Rabbit Hill — Robert Lawson (1945) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Hundred Dresses — Eleanor Estes (1945) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Silver Pencil — Alice Dalgliesh (1945) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Abraham Lincoln's World — Genevieve Foster (1945) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Lone Journey: The Life of Roger Williams — Jeanette Eaton (1945) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Johnny Tremain — Esther Forbes (1944) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
These Happy Golden Years — Laura Ingalls Wilder (1944) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Fog Magic — Julia L. Sauer (1944) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Rufus M — Eleanor Estes (1944) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Mountain Born — Elizabeth Yates (1944) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Adam of the Road — Elizabeth Janet Gray (1943) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Middle Moffat — Eleanor Estes (1943) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Have You Seen Tom Thumb? — Mabel Leigh Hunt (1943) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Matchlock Gun — Walter D. Edmonds (1942) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Little Town on the Prairie — Laura Ingalls Wilder (1942) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
George Washington's World — Genevieve Foster (1942) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Indian Captive: The Story of Mary Jemison — Lois Lenski (1942) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Down Ryton Water — Eva Roe Gaggin (1942) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Call It Courage — Armstrong Sperry (1941) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Blue Willow — Doris Gates (1941) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Young Mac of Fort Vancouver — Mary Jane Carr (1941) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Long Winter — Laura Ingalls Wilder (1941) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Nansen — Anna Gertrude Hall (1941) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Daniel Boone — James Daugherty (1940) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Singing Tree — Kate Seredy (1940) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Runner of the Mountain Tops: The Life of Louis Agassiz — Mabel L. Robinson (1940) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Boy with a Pack — Stephen W. Meader (1940) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Thimble Summer — Elizabeth Enright (1939) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Nino — Valenti Angelo (1939) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Mr. Popper's Penguins — Richard Atwater and Florence Atwater (1939) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Hello the Boat! — Phyllis Crawford (1939) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Leader By Destiny: George Washington, Man and Patri ot — Jeanette Eaton (1939) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Penn — Elizabeth Janet Gray (1939) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The White Stag — Kate Seredy (1938) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Pecos Bill — James Cloyd Bowman (1938) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Bright Island — Mabel L. Robinson (1938) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
On the Banks of Plum Creek — Laura Ingalls Wilder (1938) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Roller Skates — Ruth Sawyer (1937) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Phebe Fairchild: Her Book — Lois Lenski (1937) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Whistler's Van — Idwal Jones (1937) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Golden Basket — Ludwig Bemelmans (1937) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Winterbound — Margery Williams Bianco (1937) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Codfish Musket — Agnes Hewes (1937) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Audubon — Constance Rourke (1937) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Caddie Woodlawn — Carol Ryrie Brink (1936) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Honk, the Moose — Phil Stong (1936) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Good Master — Kate Seredy (1936) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Young Walter Scott — Elizabeth Janet Gray (1936) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
All Sail Set: A Romance of the Flying Cloud — Armstrong Sperry (1936) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Dobry — Monica Shannon (1935) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Pageant of Chinese History — Elizabeth Seeger (1935) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Davy Crockett — Constance Rourke (1935) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Day On Skates: The Story of a Dutch Picnic — Hilda van Stockum (1935) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Invincible Louisa: The Story of the Author of Little Women — Cornelia Meigs (1934) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Forgotten Daughter — Caroline Dale Snedeker (1934) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Swords of Steel — Elsie Singmaster (1934) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
ABC Bunny — Wanda Gág (1934) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Winged Girl of Knossos — Erick Berry (1934) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
New Land — Sarah Lindsay Schmidt (1934) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Big Tree of Bunlahy: Stories of My Own Countryside — Padraic Colum (1934) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Glory of the Seas — Agnes Danforth Hewes (1934) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Apprentice of Florence — Anne Dempster Kyle (1934) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze — Elizabeth Foreman Lewis (1933) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Swift Rivers — Cornelia Meigs (1933) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Railroad To Freedom: A Story of the Civil War — Hildegarde Hoyt Swift (1933) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Children of the Soil: A Story of Scandinavia — Nora Burglon (1933) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Waterless Mountain — Laura Adams Armer (1932) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Fairy Circus — Dorothy P. Lathrop (1932) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Calico Bush — Rachel Field (1932) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Boy of the South Seas — Eunice Tietjens (1932) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Out of the Flame — Eloise Lownsbery (1932) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Jane's Island — Marjorie Hill Allee (1932) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Truce of the Wolf and Other Tales of Old Italy — Mary Gould Davis (1932) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Cat Who Went to Heaven — Elizabeth Coatsworth (1931) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Floating Island — Anne Parrish (1931) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Dark Star of Itza: The Story of A Pagan Princess — Alida Malkus (1931) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Queer Person — Ralph Hubbard (1931) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Mountains are Free — Julia Davis Adams (1931) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Spice and the Devil's Cave — Agnes Danforth Hewes (1931) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Meggy MacIntosh — Elizabeth Janet Gray (1931) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Garram the Hunter: A Boy of the Hill Tribes — Herbert Best (1931) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Ood-Le-Uk the Wanderer — Alice Alison Lide and Margaret Alison Johansen (1931) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Hitty, Her First Hundred Years — Rachel Field (1930) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
A Daughter of the Seine: The Life of Madame Roland — Jeanette Eaton (1930) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Pran of Albania — Elizabeth Cleveland Miller (1930) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Jumping-Off Place — Marian Hurd McNeely (1930) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Tangle-Coated Horse and Other Tales — Ella Young (1930) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Vaino — Julia Davis Adams (1930) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Little Blacknose — Hildegarde Swift (1930) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Trumpeter of Krakow — Eric P. Kelly (1929) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Pigtail of Ah Lee Ben Loo — John Bennett (1929) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Millions of Cats — Wanda Gág (1929) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Boy Who Was — Grace Hallock (1929) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Clearing Weather — Cornelia Meigs (1929) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Runaway Papoose — Grace Moon (1929) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Tod of the Fens — Elinor Whitney Field (1929) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Gay Neck, the Story of a Pigeon — Dhan Gopal Mukerji (1928) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Wonder Smith and His Son — Ella Young (1928) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Downright Dencey — Caroline Dale Snedeker (1928) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Smoky, the Cowhorse — Will James (1927) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Shen of the Sea — Arthur Bowie Chrisman (1926) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Voyagers: Being Legends and Romances of Atlantic Discovery — Padraic Colum (1926) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Tales from Silver Lands — Charles J. Finger (1925) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
Nicholas: A Manhattan Christmas Story — Anne Carroll Moore (1925) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Dream Coach — Anne Parrish and Dillwyn Parrish (1925) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Dark Frigate — Charles Boardman Hawes (1924) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle — Hugh Lofting (1923) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Story of Mankind — Hendrik Willem van Loon (1922) · Children’s Literature · winner · Source
The Great Quest — Charles Hawes (1922) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
Cedric the Forester — Bernard Marshall (1922) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Old Tobacco Shop: A True Account of What Befell a Little Boy in Search of Adventure — William Bowen (1922) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Golden Fleece and The Heroes Who Lived Before Achilles — Padraic Colum (1922) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source
The Windy Hill — Cornelia Meigs (1922) · Children’s Literature · honor · Source