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Award Winning IRA Childrens Book Awards
Award winning IRA Childrens Book Awards give honor to distinguished books for primary and intermediate reading levels. The writers can be from any country in the world.
The International Reading Association's (IRA) children's book awards are given to an author’s first or second published book. The childrens books can be from any country and in any language.
Winners for the childrens book awards are selected for primary, intermediate, and young adult fiction and nonfiction.
I'm looking forward to snatching time to read some more of these books! Especially 1000 Tracings, since I love WWII History.
Here are the award winners for childrens books in 2007. If you would like to see the books that won for earlier years, you can go to the
IRA Book Awards site.
2007
Primary Fiction
Tickets to Ride: An Alphabetical Amusement by Mark Rogalski (Running Press Kids)
Intermediate Fiction
Blue by Joyce Moyer Hostetter (Calkins Creek Books, Boyds Mills Press)
Young Adult Fiction
Leonardo’s Shadow: Or, My Stonishing Life as Leonardo da Vinci’s Servant by Christopher Grey (Atheneum Books, Simon & Schuster)
Primary Nonfiction
Theodore by Frank Keating (Paula Wiseman Book, Simon & Schuster)
Intermediate Nonfiction
Something Out of Nothing: Marie Curie and Radium by Carla Killough McClafferty (Farrar Straus Giroux)
Young Adult Nonfiction
The Poet Slave of Cuba: A Biography of Juan Francisco Manzano by Margarita Engle (Henry Holt)
These are just the tip of the iceberg for the Award Winning IRA Childrens Book Awards. Enjoy browsing through the books, and maybe you'll find the perfect book for your child or grandchild.
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