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Newbery Books
Each year, the Newbery Award is given to a writer for the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children.  The author must be either a United States citizen or resident.  The award is given by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association.  You'll see a gold medal on the Newbery winner. You'll see silver medals on books that were named honor books.  For more information, link to The Newbery Medal Home Page and also to The Newbery Medal Description.
Read what Newbery Authors have to say about winning the award.
Click here for a one-page list of the Newbery winners.
Select a decade for a bibliography and book reviews.
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 The reviewer's initials follow the book review. Click on Reading Corner Home for the names of the reviewers.
The Newbery video features Jerry Spinelli, Lloyd Alexander, Sid Fleischman, favorite books and authors, as well as suggested lessons.  Call the International Reading Association at 1-800-336-7323, ext. 266, or visit the IRA Online Bookstore at bookstore.reading.org

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