MORE 'NEWBERY-AWARD' POSTS
An outspoken girl, and introverted boy, and a dog with "swagger" are among the most memorable characters from the pages of 2020's children's books. Are they distinguished enough to merit consideration for the Newbery Medal?
Heavy Medal readers have created to a long list of possible Newbery contenders over several months. Now's a chance to rank your early favorites. What tops your list of the best children's books of 2020 so far?
The Heavy Medal Mock-Newbery blog returns for a 13th year of discussion about the best children's books of the year. Here's a look ahead at our plans for this year's Newbery discussion process.
Our 7th call for Mock Newbery Suggestions just finished. Check out this widely varied list of this year's children's books that could be part of the conversation for the 2021 Newbery Medal.
Children's books readers are invited to contribute "Suggestions" to Heavy Medal's list of potential contenders for the 2021 Newbery Medal.
Our running list of possible Newbery-contending titles has now reached 70. Many of these books will be featured as we examine titles on Heavy Medal over the next few months. Our Mock-Newbery discussions begin in September.
Our list of suggestions for 2021 Newbery Award contenders continues on Heavy Medal. Add your favorite authors and titles from 2020 to our growing list by August 9th.
Over 200 "Suggestions" have been contributed by Heavy Medal readers as we try to identify the most likely contenders for the 2021 Newbery Medal. Check out the titles and totals through July.
We're halfway through 2020, and the number of excellent children's books from the year continues to grow. Heavy Medal invites readers to add "Suggestions" to our running list of potential contenders for the 2021 Newbery Award.
The growing list of Suggested Titles on Heavy Medal's 2021 Mock Newbery is up to 51. Check out the updated list of possible contenders for the award that will be given to the best children's book of the year.
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