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Berkshire Book Award







The Berkshire Book Award was launched in 2004 and has been tremendously successful and popular with young people aged 11-14 who live or go to school in Berkshire. The Award is unique in the county and differs from other Award schemes through its involvement of young readers in both nominating the titles and selecting the winner. Previous winners have included Jeff Kinney, Robert Muchamore and Anthony Horowitz.

2019 Shortlist


2018 Shortlist

2018 Longlist Nominations

2017 Shortlist
2017 Longlist
2016 Shortlist
(Winner: Jeff Kinney (The Long Haul )




Wessex Amazing Book Award





The Wessex Amazing Book Award has been set up by a group of librarians working in Wessex schools. The motivation behind the award was to give pupils a voice in choosing the books they love for the award. Each participating school puts one title onto the longlist, which is then cut down to a shortlist of 5. The pupils then discuss the shortlist and select their winner at an event in the spring.

(2019 Winner:Peadar O'Guilin for The Call )


Long List 2020



Buckinghamshire Children’s Book Award





The Buckinghamshire Children’s Book Award is being launched in 2018 to promote and celebrate the best books written for children and young adults that have been published in the last 12 months.

Our aim is to inspire and empower young people to read more and to share their love of reading with others. We want to encourage reading for pleasure, independent choice, and wider reading habits.



2019 Shortlist


2019 Longlist



CILIP Carnegie & Kate Greenaway Children's Awards





The Carnegie Medal is awarded by children's librarians for an outstanding book for children and young people.



Concorde Book Award







The Concorde Book Award was started by a group of librarians from South Gloucestershire schools. It is now in its tenth successful year and the award is still growing! The idea behind the scheme was firstly to encourage students to join reading groups, which in itself provides an enriching experience, but also to provide an award that takes account of the students’ views, as distinct from the many children’s book awards which are judged solely by adults.

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(2018 Winner:Joshua Khan for Shadow Magic )

2018 Shortlist

(2017 Winner:Robin Talley for Lies We Tell Ourselves )
2017 Shortlist



Ealing Book Awards








English 4-11 Picture Book Awards





Established in 1995, the awards are presented by the English Association to the best children's picture books of the year . The winning books are chosen by the editorial board of English 4-11, the journal for primary teachers published by the English Association and the United Kingdom Literacy Association, from a shortlist selected by a panel of teachers and Primary specialists


2018 4 to 7 fiction Winner Stardust


2018 7 to 11 fiction Winner On a magical do-nothing day



Oxfordshire Book Awards






The Oxfordshire Book Awards have been running since 2008. They are special because the awards are voted for entirely by children, who read and nominate their favourite books. Children throughout Oxfordshire can take part either at participating primary and secondary schools, or through any public library








The Blue Peter Book Awards Test





The Blue Peter Book Awards have been celebrating the best authors, the most creative illustrators and the greatest reads for children since 2000. There are three categories of awards. The favourite book in the three categories is voted Blue Peter Book of the Year.

Best Book With Facts
2018 Winner Best Book With Facts Real -Life Mysteries
2017 Shortlist
2016 Winner Best Book With Facts The Epic book of Epicness
2016 Shortlist


Best Story
2018 Winner Best Story The Wizards of Once
2017 Shortlist
2016 Winner Best Story The Nowhere Emporium
2016 Shortlist



YA Book Prize 2016





The YA Book Prize is awarded annually to the best young adult book written by an author living in the UK or Ireland. Previous winners of the prize are Louise O'Neill's Only Ever Yours (2015) and Sarah Crossan's One (2016).


2017 Winner Orangeboy


2016 Shortlist















































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