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ASL: Charlie May Simon Award (Grades 4-6) The Charlie May Simon Children's Book Award for children's literature has been presented annually since 1971 to an author whose book has been selected through a vote taken by Arkansas school children in grades four, five and six.

ASL: Charlie May Simon Award (Grades 4-6)

The purpose of the award is to promote better reading for children and to recognize Mrs. John Gould Fletcher, an outstanding Arkansas author who wrote under the pen name Charlie May Simon. Charlie May Simon was born August 17, 1897, at Monticello, Arkansas, but moved to Memphis at an early age. She attended Memphis State University, Stanford University and the Chicago Art Institute.

She returned to Arkansas after she married John Gould Fletcher in 1936. ASL: Arkansas Diamond Primary Book Award (Grades K-3) The Arkansas Diamond Primary Book Award was established by the Arkansas Elementary School Council in 1998 to encourage reading for students in Grades K-3.

ASL: Arkansas Diamond Primary Book Award (Grades K-3)

The name of the award was chosen because Arkansas is the only diamond producing state. Like the Charlie May Simon Award, the Arkansas Diamond Award is selected by an annual vote. Children in Grades K-3 must have read at least three of the titles from the annual reading list and may vote for one title. Student voting is done in April each year. If you have questions about the awards or reading lists, please contact Cathy Howser at the Arkansas State Library, cathy@library.arkansas.gov , 501-682-2860. ASL: Arkansas Teen Book Award.

Green Earth Book Awards. “On this 50th anniversary of Earth Day, we applaud the winning authors for motivating youth and shining a light on the environmental challenges that we continue to face,” said Amy Marasco, president and founder of the organization.

Green Earth Book Awards

“We recommend these books as a resource to all the teachers and parents giving Earth Day lessons from home this year.” 2020 Green Earth Book Award Winners Mario and the Hole in the Sky, How a Chemist Saved Our Planet, written by Elizabeth Rusch and illustrated by Teresa Martinez (Charlesbridge). The true story of how a Mexican American scientist saved the planet form environmental disaster. Out of My Shell, written by Jenny Goebel (Scholastic). The Confusion of Laurel Graham, written by Adrienne Kisner (Feiwel and Friends) A teen copes with her grandmother’s illness by being obsessed with a mystery bird. CHILDREN’S and YOUNG ADULT NONFICTION WINNER. Book and Media Awards. 2012 National Book Awards - National Book Foundation.

National Book Awards - 2012 Images from the 2012 National Book Awards Dinner and Ceremony Images from the 2012 National Book Awards Finalists Reading Louise Erdrich, The Round House (Harper, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers) > Interview > Video of acceptance speech and from Finalists Reading > Appreciations on Best of National Book Awards Fiction Blog Junot Díaz, This Is How You Lose Her (Riverhead Books, a member of Penguin Group USA, Inc.) - Interview > - Video from Finalists Reading > Dave Eggers, A Hologram for the King (McSweeney's Books) - Interview > - Video from Finalists Reading > Ben Fountain, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers) - Interview > - Video from Finalists Reading > Kevin Powers, The Yellow Birds (Little, Brown and Company) - Interview > - Video from Finalists Reading > Stacey D’Erasmo, Dinaw Mengestu, Lorrie Moore, Janet Peery Brad Gooch, Linda Gordon, Woody Holton, Susan Orlean, Judith Shulevitz.

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Indie Book Awards. Award Winners. Book Awards. Announcing the 2012 Orion Book Award Winner. Note to publishers and authors: to have your book, published in 2013, considered for the 2014 Orion Book Award, please mail it to: Orion 187 Main Street Great Barrington, MA 01230 Attention: Orion Book Award There is no fee to submit books; the postmark deadline for consideration is December 20, 2013.

Announcing the 2012 Orion Book Award Winner

Winner Apocalyptic Planet: Field Guide to the Everending Earth by Craig Childs (Pantheon) “Apocalyptic Planet puts an entirely new spin on our usual preoccupations with climate change and catastrophe in general. Award Winning Books that are Changing the World - Nautilus Book Awards. International Book Awards - Honoring Excellence in Independent & Mainstream Publishing. Book Awards - BookSpot.com.

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