Little Peeps Awards for FIRST PLACE Category Winners 2016
CONGRATULATIONS to the 2016 Little Peeps Book Awards for EARLY READERS First Place Award Winners!
The GERTRUDE WARNER Awards for Middle Grade Readers First Place Category Winners 2016
Congratulations to the 2016 Gertrude Warner Awards First In Category Award Winning Middle Grade Early Readers.
The DRY by Rebecca Nolen – Middle-Grade Fantasy/Adventure
“Adventurers Be Warned! Creepy crawlies and fantastical creatures ahead in this spine-tingling adventure for middle-grade readers that will open their minds and feed their imaginations.
Little Peeps 2016 Short List for Early Readers
SHORT LIST for the 2016 Little Peeps Book Awards for Early Readers and Picture Books.
SHORT LIST for the GERTRUDE WARNER Book Awards for Middle Grade Fiction
Exciting new children's chapter books that have made it to the 2016 Gertrude Warner Short List.
The LITTLE PEEPS 2016 Book Awards for Early Readers & Children’s Picture Books –Official Finalist List
The Short list of Finalists for the Little Peeps Book Awards for Early Readers and Children's Picture Books.
S is for Safari: An Alphabetical Adventure with Quickly, the Magic Spatula by Jeryl Abelmann and Miriam Kronish
A delightful way to introduce children to a new vocabulary words, geographic information, and learn about African animals!
September Spotlight: Fall leaves shed to make way for new beginnings, and a new contest from Chanticleer!
Your book could earn a place in Chanticleer Reviews Hall of Fame for 2016 Best Books. All you have to do is to enter your manuscript or published novel in these terrific contests!
The GERTRUDE WARNER 2016 Book Awards for Middle Grade Chapter Books – Official Finalist List
Congratulations to these Finalists who will compete for The Gertrude Warner Awards FIRST IN CATEGORY sub-genres. The subgenres are: Contemporary Middle Grade, Science Fiction and/or Fantasy, Mysteries, Historical, and Adventure.
A TOWN BEWITCHED by Suzanne de Montigny — Middle Grade Urban Mystery
A magical formula for the young adult audience: a high school full of competing cliques; a beautiful, mysterious stranger; a dark, malevolent presence; and a bold young woman to sets things right.