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message 1: by Jennifer W, WT Moderator (new)

Jennifer W | 1289 comments Mod
National Book Award- Read any YA, MG, or J book that has won an award.


message 2: by Jennifer W, WT Moderator (new)

Jennifer W | 1289 comments Mod
The National Book Award is given out this month, here is the longlist for 2013: http://www.nationalbook.org/nba2013.h.... If you scroll to the bottom, there's a youth section. On the left side of the page are links to previous years.


message 3: by Jennifer W, WT Moderator (last edited Oct 06, 2013 02:17PM) (new)

Jennifer W | 1289 comments Mod
I read Last Night I Sang to the Monster which has won several awards, including ALA's Top 10 Best Books for YA.

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Angela Sunshine (angelasunshine) Jennifer, the book does not need to have won the National Book Award? Any award will do?


Angela Sunshine (angelasunshine) I'm hoping that's the case. If so, I read:

Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause which won South Carolina Book Award for Young Adult Book Award (2000), ALA's Top Ten Best Books for Young Adults (1998)


message 6: by Jennifer W, WT Moderator (new)

Jennifer W | 1289 comments Mod
Any award will do. I don't think I've ever read a National Book Award winner... I'll have to find some.


message 7: by Jennifer W, WT Moderator (new)

Jennifer W | 1289 comments Mod
I also recently finished Where Things Come Back which won the Morris Award and the Printz Award in 2012.

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Angela Sunshine (angelasunshine) I finished reading Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry (Newbery Award 1977).


message 9: by Jennifer W, WT Moderator (new)

Jennifer W | 1289 comments Mod
Another one at the deadline!

The Running Dream, which won the Schneider Award in 2012.

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