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2001 MAGAZINE MERIT AWARD
WINNERS
The Society of Childrens Book Writers and Illustrators is pleased
to announce the recipients of its 2001 Merit Plaques and Honor Certificates
for fiction, non-fiction, illustration and poetry, chosen from nearly
200 entries.
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MAGAZINE
MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS - 2001
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Category
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SCBWI
Member
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Title
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Publication
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Fiction
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Award
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Danielle
Hammelef
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Please,
Not Daryl
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On
the Line (May)
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Honor
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Linda
Mistele
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The
Great Chicago Fire
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Cricket
(July)
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Non-Fiction
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Award
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Katherine
S. Balch
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Leonardo:
Engineer, Anatomist, Painter... Magician?
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Odyssey:
Adventure in Science (November)
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Honor
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Amy
butler Greenfield
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When
Money Grew on Trees
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Cricket
(August)
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Illustration
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Award
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Linda
S. Wingerter
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The
Moon Child
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Cricket
(July)
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Honor
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Diana
Ting DeLosh
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In
the Garden
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Ladybug
(July)
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Poetry
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Award
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Mary
Atkinson
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My
Brother and I and the World
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Cricket
(December)
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Honor
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April
Halprin Wayland
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Cat
Act
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Cricket
(January)
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Our congratulations to the winners, and our thanks
to the judges, Joyce Barrett Graham, Cheryl Kirk Noll and Joyce Tsao, as
well as to the Awards Coordinator, Dorothy Leon.
The 2002 competition is now underway. For more information,
please send a SASE, bearing 34 cents postage, requesting the Magazine
Merit Brochure to the SCBWI Executive Office at: 8271 Beverly Blvd., Los
Angeles, CA 90048.
2001 GOLDEN KITE WINNERS SELECTED
The SCBWI Golden Kite Awards, which are presented annually for excellence
in childrens literature and picture
illustration.
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GOLDEN
KITE AWARD RECIPIENTS - books published in 2001
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Category
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SCBWI
Member
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Book
Title
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Publisher
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Fiction
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Award
Book
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Virginia
Euwer Wolff
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TRUE
BELIEVER
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Atheneum
(Simon & Schuster)
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Honor
Book
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Kelly
Easton
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THE
LIFE HISTORY OF A STAR
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Margaret
K. McElderry Books (Simon & Schuster)
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Non-Fiction
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Award
Book
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Susan
Campbell Bartoletti
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BLACK
POTATOES: THE STORY OF THE GREAT IRISH FAMINE
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Houghton
Mifflin
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Honor
Book
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Judith
St. George
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JOHN
& ABIGAIL ADAMS: AN AMERICAN LOVE STORY
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Holiday
House
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Picture
Book Text
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Award
Book
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J.
Patrick Lewis
(illus. Chris Sheban)
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THE
SHOE TREE OF CHAGRIN
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Creative
Editions (The Creative Company)
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Honor
Book
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Deborah
Hopkinson
(illus. Bethanne Andersen)
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BLUEBIRD
SUMMER
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Greenwillow
(HaperCollins)
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Illustration
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Award
Book
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Beth
Krommes
(author, Jacqueline Briggs Martin)
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THE
LAMP, THE ICE, AND THE BOAT CALLED FISH
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Houghton
Mifflin
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Honor
Book
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Lauren
Stringer
(author, Linda Ashman)
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CASTLES,
CAVES AND HONEYCOMBS
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Harcourt,
Inc.
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This years panel
of judges reviewed more than 1000 books by SCBWI members. The 2001 judges,
reflecting many different facets of the childrens book field, consisted
of: in fiction, Nancy Antle, Doris Orgel, and Brenda Seabrooke; in non-fiction,
Patricia Lauber, Ann E. Weiss, and Wendie Old; in picture book text, Brian
Heinz, William Nikola-Lisa, and Beth Johnson Withers; in picture illustration,
Bob Barner, Holly Berry, and Sharleen Collicott. Many of the awards will
be presented at the upcoming summer conference in Los Angeles, August
2-5, 2002.
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Maryana Beletskaya
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Entries are now being accepted for the
2002 competition. Books to be considered this year must be written
and/or illustrated by an SCBWI member and must be published in 2002.
The books cannot be reprints. Four copies of each book to be considered
for the Golden Kite Awards must be submitted (eight copies if submitted
for both the picture book text and picture illustration awards).
Please encourage your publisher to submit your books to this years
judges (most publishers have received pre-addressed labels). If
you will be submitting a book directly, you may submit it to the
SCBWI office, Mercedes Coats, Golden Kite Coordinator, at 8271 Beverly
Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90048. For more information on the Golden
Kite, please visit the Awards
section of our website.
The Golden Kite Award, first given in
1973, is theonly major childrens book award presented by ones
peers, and, therefore, is one of the most respected and coveted
honors in the field.
Congratulations to our winners, and thanks to Golden Kite Coordinator
Mercedes Coats, the judges and to the promotion people at all the
publishing houses that helped make the 2001 awards possible.
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