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February 2018 Horn Book Herald - ALA Youth Media Awards Edition
What a year! Congratulations to all of the 2018 ALA Youth Media Award–winning authors and illustrators and their publishers.
What a year! Congratulations to all of the 2018 ALA Youth Media Award–winning authors and illustrators and their publishers. Below, we chat with the creators of one of the morning's most-recognized books, Crown author Derrick Barnes and illustrator Gordon C. James. You'll also find Horn Book reviews of the 2018 winners, history (and critique) of the awards, and more interviews with the award-winning authors and illustrators. And, as always, look for the Newbery, Caldecott, CSK, and Wilder awards speeches in the July/August Horn Book Magazine: Special Issue: Awards.
Five questions for Derrick Barnes and Gordon C. James
Horn Book reviews of 2018 ALA winners
- Newbery Medal
- Caldecott Medal
- Belpré Award (Author and Illustrator)
- Coretta Scott King Awards (Author and Illustrator)
- Printz Award
- Sibert Award
- Batchelder Award
- Additional ALA awards
Alex, Arbuthnot, Edwards, Geisel, Hamilton, Morris, Odyssey, Schneider, Steptoe, Stonewall, Wilder, and YALSA Nonfiction awards
More on the Newbery, Caldecott, and the CSK Awards
- Extras on the 2018 YMA winners from the Horn Book archives
- ALAMW18: Not-a-Martha (or a Roger)
- What Makes a Good Newbery Novel? by Patricia Lee Gauch
- "Alive and Vigorous": Questioning the Newbery by Martha V. Parravano
- Caldecott Through the Decades
- Slippery Slopes and Proliferating Prizes by Marc Aronson, a rebuttal by Andrea Davis Pinkney — in Awards that Stand on Solid Ground — and letters from Virginia Hamilton and others
Best of Calling Caldecott
- The 2018 Caldecott Winners
- And the winner of the 2018 Calling Caldecott mock vote is…
- Five questions for Julie Danielson of Calling Caldecott
- Tell us about your mock Caldecott results
- CaldeGeisel 2018
A Word from JLG: "Five Ways to Market Your Award-Winning Books" by Deborah B. Ford
Just for fun
- Thom's Rules of Order: Ten Tips for Good Book Discussion
- What Makes a Good Acceptance Speech?
- My Favorite Newbery Matching Game
- A "cabinet of Caldecott wonders": stats and trivia
- Mind the Gap: The books that didn't win
From the February 2018 issue of The Horn Book Herald: ALA Youth Media Awards Edition.
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