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British Carnegie Medal
The Carnegie Medal is a British literary award that annually recognises one outstanding new English-language book for children or young adults.
The Medal is named after the Scottish-born American philanthropist Andrew Carnegie (1835–1919), who founded more than 2,800 libraries in the English-speaking world, including at least one in more than half of British library authorities. The award was started in 1936 by the British Library Association, to celebrate the centenary of Carnegie's birth and the first award was in 1937 Arthur Ransome for Pigeon Post (1936).
Date |
Author |
Title |
2021 |
Jason Reynolds |
Look Both Ways |
2020 |
Anthony McGowan |
Lark |
2019 |
Elizabeth Acevedo |
The Poet X |
2018 |
Geraldine McCaughrean |
Where the World Ends |
2017 |
Ruta Sepetys |
Salt to the Sea |
2016 |
Sarah Crossan |
One |
2015 |
Tanya Landman |
Buffalo Soldier |
2014 |
Kevin Brooks |
The Bunker Diary |
2013 |
Sally Gardner |
Maggot Moon |
2012 |
Patrick Ness |
A Monster Calls |
2011 |
Patrick Ness |
Monsters of Men |
2010 |
Neil Gaiman |
The Graveyard Book |
2009 |
Siobhan Dowd |
Bog Child |
2008 |
Philip Reeve |
Here Lies Arthur |
2007 |
Meg Rosoff |
Just in Case |
2005 |
Mal Peet |
Tamar |
2004 |
Frank Cottrell Boyce |
Millions |
2003 |
Jennifer Donnelly |
A Gathering Light |
2002 |
Sharon Creech |
Ruby Holler |
2001 |
Terry Pratchett |
The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents |
2000 |
Beverley Naidoo |
The Other Side of Truth |
1999 |
Aidan Chambers |
Postcards from No Man's Land |
1998 |
David Almond |
Skellig |
1997 |
Tim Bowler |
River Boy |
1996 |
Melvin Burgess |
Junk |
1995 |
Philip Pullman |
Northern Lights |
1994 |
Theresa Breslin |
Whispers in the Graveyard |
1993 |
Robert Swindells |
Stone Cold |
1992 |
Anne Fine |
Flour Babies |
1991 |
Berlie Doherty |
Dear Nobody |
1990 |
Gillian Cross |
Wolf |
1989 |
Anne Fine |
Goggle-Eyes |
1988 |
Geraldine McCaughrean |
A Pack of Lies |
1987 |
Susan Price |
The Ghost Drum |
1986 |
Berlie Doherty |
Granny Was a Buffer Girl |
1985 |
Kevin Crossley-Holland |
Storm |
1984 |
Margaret Mahy |
The Changeover |
1983 |
Jan Mark |
Handles |
1982 |
Margaret Mahy |
The Haunting |
1981 |
Robert Westall |
The Scarecrows |
1980 |
Peter Dickinson |
City of Gold and other stories from the Old Testament |
1979 |
Peter Dickinson |
Tulku |
1978 |
David Rees |
The Exeter Blitz |
1977 |
Gene Kemp |
The Turbulent Term of Tyke Tiler |
1976 |
Jan Mark |
Thunder and Lightnings |
1975 |
Robert Westall |
The Machine Gunners |
1974 |
Mollie Hunter |
The Stronghold |
1973 |
Penelope Lively |
The Ghost of Thomas Kempe |
1972 |
Richard Adams |
Watership Down |
1971 |
Ivan Southall |
Josh |
1970 |
Leon Garfield and Edward Blishen |
The God Beneath the Sea |
1969 |
K. M. Peyton |
The Edge of the Cloud |
1968 |
Rosemary Harris |
The Moon in the Cloud |
1967 |
Alan Garner |
The Owl Service |
1965 |
Philip Turner |
The Grange at High Force |
1964 |
Sheena Porter |
Nordy Bank |
1963 |
Hester Burton |
Time of Trial |
1962 |
Pauline Clarke |
The Twelve and the Genii |
1961 |
Lucy M. Boston |
A Stranger at Green Knowe |
1960 |
Ian Wolfran Cornwall |
The Making of Man |
1959 |
Rosemary Sutcliff |
The Lantern Bearers |
1958 |
Philippa Pearce |
Tom's Midnight Garden |
1957 |
William Mayne |
A Grass Rope |
1956 |
C. S. Lewis |
The Last Battle |
1955 |
Eleanor Farjeon |
The Little Bookroom |
1954 |
Ronald Welch |
Knight Crusader |
1953 |
Edward Osmond |
A Valley Grows Up |
1952 |
Mary Norton |
The Borrowers |
1951 |
Cynthia Harnett |
The Wool-Pack |
1950 |
Elfrida Vipont |
The Lark on the Wing |
1949 |
Agnes Allen |
The Story of Your Home |
1948 |
Richard Armstrong |
Sea Change |
1947 |
Walter de la Mare |
Collected Stories for Children |
1946 |
Elizabeth Goudge |
The Little White Horse |
1944 |
Eric Linklater |
The Wind on the Moon |
1942 |
BB (D. J. Watkins-Pitchford) |
The Little Grey Men |
1941 |
Mary Treadgold |
We Couldn't Leave Dinah |
1940 |
Kitty Barne |
Visitors from London |
1939 |
Eleanor Doorly |
The Radium Woman |
1938 |
Noel Streatfeild |
The Circus Is Coming |
1937 |
Eve Garnett |
The Family from One End Street |
1936 |
Arthur Ransome |
Pigeon Post |