Monday, December 11, 2006

Cybils Nominations: Middle Grade Fiction List

The Cybils Nominations for Middle Grade Fiction.

Once again, I've bolded what I've read.

Edited to add: OOPS. A mistake with an author. Let me know if I've made any other errors.

Alabama Moon
Watt Key
Farrar, Straus & Giroux

All of the Above
Shelley Pearsall
Little, Brown & Co.

Ashley Enright Investigations
Lauren E. Smith
Publish America

Battle Cry
Jan Neubert Schultz
Carolrhoda Books

Black Duck
Janet Taylor Lisle
Philomel

Corrected:
Blue
Joyce Moyer Hostetter
Clarion

Corrected:
Bread and Roses Too
Katherine Paterson

Breathe
Cliff McNish
Orion Children's Books

Caddy Ever After
Hilary McKay
Margaret K. McElderry

Charlotte In Paris
Annie Bryant
Beacon Street Girls

Clementine
Sara Pennypacker
Hyperion

Clue In the Linoleum Lederhosen, The
M.T. Anderson
Harcourt

Cornelia and the Audacious Escapades of the Somerset Sisters
Lesley M.M. Blume
Knopf Books

Desperate Journey
Jim Murphy
Scholastic

Drowned Maiden's Hair, A
Laura Amy Schlitz
Candlewick

Fairies of Nutfolk Wood, The
Barb Bentler Ullman
Katherine Tegen Books

Finding Day's Bottom
Candice Ransom
Carolrhoda Books

Firegirl
Tony Abbot
Little, Brown & Co.

Fly By Night
Frances Hardinge
Harper Collins

Framed
Frank Cottrell Boyce
Harper Collins

Georgie's Moon
Chris Woodworth
Farrar, Straus & Giroux

Goodnight Mrs. Dinglewall
JoAn Martin
Great American Books

Green Glass Sea, The
Ellen Klages
Viking Juvenile

Half-Moon Investigations
Eoin Colfer
Miramax

Happy Kid
Gail Gauthier
Putnam Juvenile

Heat
Mike Lupica
Philomel

Here Lies the Librarian
Richard Peck
Dial

Higher Power of Lucky
Susan Patron
Atheneum

Holbrook: A Lizard's Tale
Bonny Becker
Clarion Books

Home In a Wilderness Fort: Copper, 1844
Charlotten Otten
Arbutus Press

Home and Other Big Fat Lies
Jill Wolfson
Henry Holt & Co.

Hugging the Rock
Susan Taylor Brown
Tricycle Press

Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life
Wendy Mass
Little, Brown & Co.

Julia's Kitchen
Brenda Ferber
Farrar, Straus & Giroux

Kichi In Jungle Jeopardy
Lila Guzman
Blooming Tree Press

Kiki Strike
Kirsten Miller
Bloomsbury

Larger-Than-Life Lara
Dandi Mackall
Dutton Juvenile

Loud Silence of Francine Green, The
Karen Cushman
Clarion Books

Manny Files, The
Christian Burch
Atheneum

Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, The
Kate DiCamillo
Candlewick

Misadventures of Millicent Madding: Bully-Be-Gone
Brian Tacang
Harper Collins

Mystery of the Hats, The
Eddie Lay
Publish America

Out of Patience
Brian Meehl
Delacorte Books For Young Readers

Penelope Bailey Takes the Stage
Susanna Reiche
Marshall Cavendish Children's Books

Penny From Heaven
Jennifer L. Holm
Random House

Quest For the Dragon Stone
Ami Blackford
Red Cygnet Press

Ruby Lu, Empress of Everything
Leonore Look
Atheneum

Rules
Cynthia Lord
Scholastic

Secret of the Three Treasures
Janni Lee Simner
Holiday House

Shug
Jenny Han
Simon & Schuster

Strictest School In the World, The
Howard Whitehouse
Kids Can Press

Swan Town: The Secret Journal Of Susanna Shakespeare
Michael J. Ortiz
Harper Collins

That Girl Lucy Moon
Amy Timberlake
Hyperion

Toys Go Out
Emily Jenkins
Schwarz & Wade

Uncharted Waters
Leslie Bulion
Peachtree Publishers

Vanishing Act
Jon Feinstein
Knopf Books

Victory
Susan Cooper
Margaret K. McElderry

Vive la Paris
Esme Codell
Hyperion

Weedflower
Cynthia Kadohata
Atheneum

Wright 3
Blue Balliett
Scholastic

Year of the Dog
Grace Lin
Little, Brown & Co.

Yellow Star
Jennifer Roy
Marshall Cavendish Children's Books

Younguncle Comes To Town
Vandana Singh
Viking Juvenile

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

A small correction: _Bread and Roses Too_ is by Katherine Paterson.


From a Buffy-loving librarian.

Liz B said...

Correction made.

Mother Reader had this comment: "If I may be so bold as o make suggestions from thislist, I think you'd enjoy Shug and Happy Kid! for their on-the-verge of YA feel (they're actually cataloged as YA in my library). I'd recommend Yellow Star, Rules, and Weedflower because I would use them
with middle school kids as well as older elementary - and I think you'd like them. I highly recommend
Clementine and Toys Go Out to read to Queen Lucy."

My TBR pile is so out of control that it's the basis for a horror movie; so the recommendations for me are going on my "get them in January when things cool down" folder. Clementine & Toys have been ordered for the Queen.