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This document lists several major awards for children's and young adult literature given by the American Library Association (ALA). It describes the John Newbery Medal as the first children's book award established in 1922, and the Randolph Caldecott Medal awarded for best illustrations since 1937. Several other awards are mentioned, including the Geisel Award for beginning readers, the Wilder Award for lasting contribution to children's literature, and awards honoring authors and books by and about African Americans and Latinos.
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- 3. John Newbery Medal 1922- first children’s book award Randolph Caldecott 1937- best in illustrations
- 4. The Geisel Award 2004- best books for beginning readers Mildred L. Batchelder 1966- books that were originally published in a language other than English Wilder Award 1954 –lasting contribution to children’s literature
- 5. Margaret A. Edwards Award - 1988 - an author and body of work for lasting contribution to young adult literature. Printz Award -2000- literary excellence in young adult books. Alex Award -1998 - 10 books written for adults that have special appeal to young adults.
- 6. Coretta Scott King Award- 1970 - outstanding books for young adults and children by African American authors and illustrators outstanding books for young adults and children by African American authors and illustratorsoutstanding books for young adults and children by African American authors and illustratorsoutstanding books for young adults and children by African American authors and illustrators Pura Belpre Award – 1996 – outstanding books for young adults and children by Latino/Latina writer and illustrator . – Latino/Latina writer and illustrator
- 7. Latino/Latina writer and illustratorLatino/Latina writer and illustrator The Robert F. Sibert – 1996 – most distinguished informational book published in English. most distinguished informational book published in Englishmost distinguished informational book published in English Orbis Pictus Award – 1990 Named for Johannes Amos Comenius creator of the first book actually planned for children (1657). Orbis Pictus
- 8. •Voted on by children • Different age groups • Must Register and purchase books
- 9. John Newbery Medal 1922- first children’s book award Randolph Caldecott 1937- best in illustrations