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2017 Mind the Gap Awards: The books that didn’t win at ALA
Not all deserving books bring home ALA awards. The books that didn’t win. Grounded The Airport Book by Lisa Brown Before Morning by Joyce Sidman, illustrated by Beth Krommes Left at the altar The Best Man by Richard Peck Some...
2016 in Review: The Year in Words
For fans of children’s literature, social media has enabled a community of kindred spirits to collectively speculate about what might win the year’s biggest awards at the American Library Association’s Youth Media Awards — which determine the cream of the crop, the most excellent books, the most distinguished contributions to...
2016 in review
Happy New Year! We hope your year is full of great reads and good friends.Before we ring in 2017, though, let’s take a look back at 2016 — we had a very busy year!BGHB 2016 coverageFanfare 2016ALA 2016 coverageRemembering children's lit Great Ladies Lois Duncan, Anna Dewdney, and Natalie Babbitt;...
2016 Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards speeches
Follow the links below to be inspired, moved, awed, and entertained by the complete 2016 Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards speeches (and while you're at it, re-watch the 2016 BGHB announcement with Roger Sutton and Linda Pizzuti Henry — you won't regret it!). Click on the tags BGHB16 and HBAS16 for...
Horn Book Fanfare 2016
Welcome to Horn Book Fanfare! Chosen annually by our editors, Fanfare is The Horn Book Magazine’s selection of the best children’s and young adult books of the year. Here you’ll find picture books about a grouchy grandma, a school that’s nervous about its first day, and two written in alien...
Fanfare! 2016
The Horn Book Magazine’s choices for the best books of 2016. Sign up now to receive the fully annotated list in next week’s issue of Notes from the Horn Book.Picture BooksThunder Boy Jr. written by Sherman Alexie, illustrated by Yuyi Morales (Little, Brown)Leave Me Alone! written and illustrated by Vera...
The Lie Tree: Author Frances Hardinge's 2016 BGHB Fiction Award Speech
Writing is a thoroughly weird job. Writers perform in a void for an invisible audience. We show the tender insides of our brains to people we will probably never meet.Sometimes I’m asked whether I write for an “ideal reader” or a particular “market.” To be honest, I don’t really know...
Editorial: "We're with Her"
At the time of this writing, we don’t yet know the outcome of the presidential election. (Anyone with a time-travel device, please let us know things turned out okay.) But it sure has been A Year for women. We’ve been quite busy with our roaring and our woman-card-playing and our...
2016 BGHB Fiction Day
It’s BGHB Week! Today we’re honoring our 2016 Boston Globe-Horn Book Fiction Award winners. Read reviews of all of the 2016 fiction winners here; see below for more web extras to celebrate them. Join us on September 30-October 1, 2016, for the Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards ceremony and the Horn...
Hbook Podcast 1.23 - YA Science Fiction (Kinda...)
Podcast the 23rd in which Roger and Siân revisit Farah Mendlesohn’s 2009 article, The Campaign for Shiny Futures, and ramble about young adult sci-fi.Note from Siân: there are a few crackles on this recording (I still have no idea why that happens) and I did not delete/fix them because...well...I went away...
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