I was also trying to be certain that there were shades of gray, that nothing was as clear as simple good and evil.
Fans of Patrick Ness’s Chaos Walking series are sure to enjoy this Q & A with him in Publishers Weekly,
I was also trying to be certain that there were shades of gray, that nothing was as clear as simple good and evil.
Fans of Patrick Ness’s Chaos Walking series are sure to enjoy this Q & A with him in Publishers Weekly,
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These were presented last week and now we who weren’t fortunate enough to be there can see all the speeches here or on youtube. As you will see below the honorees are a mighty distinguished lot; their speeches are well worth viewing. (Gaiman uses a very interesting prop for his, for one.)
Fiction and Poetry
Winner: Terry Pratchett’s Nation
Honors: M. T. Anderson’s The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to the Nation, Volume II:The Kingdom on the Waves and Neil Gaiman’s The Graveyard Book.
Nonfiction
Winner: Candace Fleming’s The Lincolns: A Scrapbook Look at Abraham and Mary
Honors: David Macaulay with Richard Walker’s The Way We Work and Tanya Lee Stone’s Almost Astronauts
Picture Book
Winner: Margaret Mahy and Polly Dunbar’s Bubble Trouble
Honors: Kevin Henkes’ Old Bear and Leslie Patricelli’s Higher! Higher!
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