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Library - The CILIP Carnegie Award
What is the CILIP Carnegie Award?
The CILIP Carnegie Medal is
awarded by children's librarians for an outstanding book for children and
young people. Awarded annually by CILIP: the Chartered Institute of
Library and Information Professionals.
During the Spring and Summer
terms Mrs Baron runs a lively and stimulating Carnegie Award Shadowing
Scheme: pupils interested in participating may obtain details in the
library.
Below you will find a list of the nominations short list
for the current and previous years which, based on their popularity among
their teen and young adult patrons, school and public librarians have
found to be "the best of the best".
How many have you read?
| CILIP
Carnegie Award shortlist 2006 |
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David Almond |
Clay |
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Frank Cottrell Boyce |
Framed |
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Jan Mark |
Turbulence |
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Geraldine McCaughrean |
The White Darkness |
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Mal Peet |
Tamar |
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CILIP
Carnegie Award shortlist 2005 |
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F. C.
Boyce |
* Millions
(2005 winner) |
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A. Cassidy |
Looking for J. J. |
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Al Capone does my shirts |
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S. Creech |
Heartbeat |
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E.
Ibbotson |
Star of
Kazan |
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The
scarecrow and his servant |
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| CILIP
Carnegie Award shortlist 2004 |
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D. Almond |
The
fire-eaters |
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J.
Donnelly |
* A
gathering light (2004 winner) |
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The
curious incident of the dog in the night-time |
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E. Laird |
The
garbage king |
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M.
Morpurgo |
Private
peaceful |
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L. Newbery |
Sisterland |
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