Carnegie Medal
The Carnegie Medal in Literature ( Carnegie Medal for Literature ) is a British award for children's books. She is named after Andrew Carnegie . Nominee books must be written in English and should have been published in the UK the previous year. The jury consists of members of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP) . In addition, the Kate Greenaway Medal is awarded to excellent illustrators .
The prize is awarded in July of the following year. In addition to the medal of the winner will receive a book token over 500 pounds , he can donate a public library or a school library.
In 2012, Patrick Ness ' A Monster Calls was the first book to win both the Carnegie Medal and the Kate Greenway Medal for Best Illustration. In 2019, The Poet X was awarded for the first time in the 83-year history of the prize, the work of a “writer of color”.
Award winners
(Until 2006, the year referred to the year of publication of the book, from 2007 to the year of the award ceremony.)
- 1936: Arthur Ransome , Pigeon Post
- 1937: Eve Garnett , The Family from One End Street (German Adventure of the Ruggles Family , 1961)
- 1938: Noel Streatfeild , The Circus is Coming (German circus shoes , 2010)
- 1939: Eleanor Doorly , Radium Woman (German Madame Curie, who found the radium , 1948)
- 1940: Kitty Barne , Visitors from London
- 1941: Mary Treadgold , We Couldn't Leave Dinah
- 1942: ' BB ' (DJ Watkins-Pitchford), The Little Gray Men ( Eng . Die Wichtelreise , 1963)
- 1943: The prize was not awarded because no book was considered worthy of an award
- 1944: Eric Linklater , The Wind on the Moon (Eng. Wind in the Moon , 1947)
- 1945: the prize was not awarded because no book was considered worthy of an award
- 1946: Elizabeth Goudge , The Little White Horse (Eng. The Snow White Horse , 1953; also The Little White Horse , 1986)
- 1947: Walter de la Mare , Collected Stories for Children (Eng. Strange Stories , 1962)
- 1948: Richard Armstrong , Sea Change
- 1949: Agnes Allen , The Story of Your Home
- 1950: Elfrida Vipont , The Lark on the Wing ( Kit am Ziel , 1962)
- 1951: Cynthia Harnett , The Woolpack ( Eng . Nicolas and the wool smugglers , 1984)
- 1952: Mary Norton , The Borrowers ( Eng . Die Borgmännchen , 1955; also Die Borger , 1994)
- 1953: Edward Osmond , A Valley Grows Up
- 1954: Ronald Welch (Felton Ronald Oliver), Knight Crusader (Eng. In the Empire of the Crusaders , 1955)
- 1955: Eleanor Farjeon , The Little Bookroom (Eng. Enchanted World , 1957)
- 1956: CS Lewis , The Last Battle (Eng. The door on the meadow ; 1974 also Der Kampf um Narnia , 1982)
- 1957: William Mayne , A Grass Rope (Eng. Das Wirtshaus zum Einhorn , 1966)
- 1958: Philippa Pearce , Tom's Midnight Garden ( When the clock struck thirteen , 1961)
- 1959: Rosemary Sutcliff , The Lantern Bearers (German dragon ships loom on the horizon , 1962)
- 1960: IW Cornwall , The Making of Man
- 1961: Lucy M. Boston , A Stranger at Green Knowe
- 1962: Pauline Clarke , The Twelve and the Genii (German: The Twelve from the Attic , 1967)
- 1963: Hester Burton , Time of Trial (German time of trial , 1968)
- 1964: Sheena Porter , Nordy Bank (German: The Girl with the Shepherd , 1966)
- 1965: Philip Turner , The Grange at High Force
- 1966: The prize was not awarded because no book was considered worthy of an award
- 1967: Alan Garner , The Owl Service (German Owl Magic , 1982)
- 1968: Rosemary Harris , The Moon in the Cloud (Eng. Clouds in front of the moon , 1986)
- 1969: KM Peyton , pseud., The Edge of the Cloud (German: Christina und der Bruchpilot , 1973)
- 1970: Leon Garfield & Edward Blishen , The God Beneath the Sea
- 1971: Ivan Southall , Josh (dt. Tim , 1972)
- 1972: Richard Adams , Watership Down (Eng. Down by the River , 1975)
- 1973: Penelope Lively , The Ghost of Thomas Kempe (dt. Darn it, who's haunted?, 1984)
- 1974: Mollie Hunter , The Stronghold (German: The Defense Tower , 1987)
- 1975: Robert Westall , The Machine Gunners (Eng. Der Feind , 1987)
- 1976: Jan Mark , Thunder and Lightnings
- 1977: Gene Kemp , The Turbulent Term of Tyke Tiler (Eng. Mensch, Theo!, 1987)
- 1978: David Rees , The Exeter Blitz
- 1979: Peter Dickinson , Tulku (Eng. The Demons of Dong Pe , 2005)
- 1980: Peter Dickinson, City of Gold (Eng. The burning bush: Stories from the Old Testament , 1993)
- 1981: Robert Westall , The Scarecrows (Eng. The Scarecrows , 1984)
- 1982: Margaret Mahy , The Haunting ( Barney's visitor , 1986)
- 1983: Jan Mark , Handles
- 1984: Margaret Mahy , The Changeover (German daughters of the moon , 1987)
- 1985: Kevin Crossley-Holland , Storm
- 1986: Berlie Doherty , Granny was a Buffer Girl (dt. Taube im Sommerlicht , 1989)
- 1987: Susan Price , The Ghost Drum
- 1988: Geraldine McCaughrean , A Pack of Lies (dt. Lauter lies , 1991)
- 1989: Anne Fine , Goggle-eyes (Eng. The New , 1992)
- 1990: Gillian Cross , Wolf (German daughter of the wolf , 1992)
- 1991: Berlie Doherty , Dear Nobody (German: Dear Nobody , 1997)
- 1992: Anne Fine , Flour Babies ( The Baby Project , 1992)
- 1993: Robert Swindells , Stone Cold (German ice cold , 1997)
- 1994: Theresa Breslin , Whispers in the Graveyard
- 1995: Philip Pullman , Northern Lights ( His Dark Materials , Book 1 ; German Der goldene Kompass , 1996)
- 1996: Melvin Burgess , Junk (Ger. Junk , 1999)
- 1997: Tim Bowler , River Boy (German River Boy , 1999)
- 1998: David Almond , Skellig (German time of the moon , 1999)
- 1999: Aidan Chambers , Postcards From No Man's Land (German message from No Man's Land , 2001)
- 2000: Beverley Naidoo , The Other Side of Truth (dt. The other truth , 2002)
- 2001: Terry Pratchett , The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents (German: Maurice, der Kater , 2004)
- 2002: Sharon Creech , Ruby Holler (Eng. The Long Way Home , 2003)
- 2003: Jennifer Donnelly , A Gathering Light (in US-American original: A Northern Light , Ger. Das Licht des Nordens , 2005)
- 2004: Frank Cottrell Boyce , Millions (German millions , 2004)
- 2005: Mal Peet , Tamar
(Until 2006, the year referred to the year of publication of the book, from 2007 to the year of the award ceremony.)
- 2007: Meg Rosoff , Just in Case (Eng. What if , 2007)
- 2008: Philip Reeve , Here Lies Arthur ( Eng . Gwyna - in the service of the magician , 2008)
- 2009: Siobhan Dowd (posthumous), Bog Child (German beginning and end of all sorrow is this place , 2009)
- 2010: Neil Gaiman , The Graveyard Book (dt. The Graveyard Book , 2009)
- 2011: Patrick Ness , Monsters of Men ( Chaos Walking , Book 3; German New World 3: The Burning Knife , 2010)
- 2012: Patrick Ness , A Monster Calls (German: Seven Minutes After Midnight , 2011)
- 2013: Sally Gardner , Maggot Moon
- 2014: Kevin Brooks , The Bunker Diary (German Bunker Diary , 2014)
- 2015: Tanya Landman , Buffalo Soldier
- 2016: Sarah Crossan , One (German one , 2016)
- 2017: Ruta Sepetys , Salt to the Sea (German salt for the sea , 2016)
- 2018: Geraldine McCaughrean , Where the World Ends
- 2019: Elizabeth Acevedo , The Poet X
- 2020: Anthony McGowan , Lark
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Masters, Tim: Carnegie Medal: Patrick Ness book A Monster Calls scoops double honors at bbc.co.uk, June 14, 2012 (accessed June 15, 2012).
- ↑ Alison Flood: Carnegie medal goes to first writer of color in its 83-year history , theguardian.com, June 18, 2019, accessed December 3, 2019.
- ↑ "The Carnegie Medal: Full list of winners" ( Memento of the original from April 30, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at carnegiegreenaway.org.uk, Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals ( Memento of the original dated February 4, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . (accessed February 2, 2013).
