Newbery Award


The 2013 Newbery Medal Winner

Clare Cannon | 30 January 2013
As a warm-hearted animal adventure, Katherine Applegate's "The One and Only Ivan" is a worthy tale. But it doesn't stop there.

Where the Mountain Meets the Moon

Jennifer Minicus | 07 January 2013
An engaging story about true happiness.

The Trumpeter of Krakow

Jennifer Minicus | 17 November 2012
Everyone admires a young, courageous hero.

The Midwife’s Apprentice

Margaret Hannon | 25 September 2012
I like to think that a Newbery award winning book is a sure bet.

Adam of the Road

Margaret Hannon | 13 July 2012
Life in thirteenth century England comes alive in this Newbery Medal winner.

The Door in the Wall

Jennifer Minicus | 24 May 2012
This classic Newbery winner teaches some important lessons.

Onion John

Jennifer Minicus | 10 April 2012
Andy wants nothing more than to work in his father's store.

Dead End in Norvelt

Jennifer Minicus | 22 February 2012
Since last year's Newbery winner was so exceptional, I had high expectations for this year's choice. I was disappointed.

Moon Over Manifest

Jennifer Minicus | 06 May 2011
This Newbery winner has all the makings of a modern classic.
 
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