Caldecott Medal
The Caldecott Medal was named in honor of nineteenth-century English illustrator Randolph Caldecott. The Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association, awards it annually to the artist of the most distinguished American picture book for children.
The following list includes the award winners, and their respective call numbers in the Millar Library. The Children’s Literature Award Winners are all shelved together at the beginning of the PZ call number range in the southeast corner of the 5th floor. Titles without call numbers are not currently owned by the Millar Library. Ask for help at the reference desk on the 2nd floor if you need assistance with obtaining a copy from another library.
The list of award winners and their locations in the Millar Library can be retrieved by entering “Caldecott Award” as a keyword search in the Vikat online catalog.
2005
Kevin Henkes, Kitten's
First Full Moon (PZ7.H389 K58 2004)
2004
Mordicai Gerstein, The
man who walked between the towers (PZ8.9.G5 G47 2003)
2003
Eric Rohmann, My friend
Rabbit (PZ7.R6413 M9 2002)
2002
David Wiesner, The three
pigs (PZ7.W6367 T48 2001)
2001
Judith St. George; ill. by David Small, So
you want to be president? (PZ8.9 .P6 S7 2000)
2000
Simms Taback, Joseph had
a little overcoat (PZ7 .T1115 J67 1999)
1999
Jacqueline Briggs Martin; ill. by Mary Azarian, Snowflake
Bentley (PZ9.5 .B475 M37 1998)
1998
Paul O. Zelinsky, Rapunzel
(PZ8 .Z38 R37 1997)
1997
David Wisniewski, Golem
(PZ8.1 .W767 G65 1996)
1996
Peggy Rathmann, Officer
Buckle and Gloria (PZ7 .R1936 O34 1995)
1995
Eve Bunting; ill. by David Diaz, Smoky
night (PZ7 .B91527 S62 1994)
1994
Allen Say, Grandfather's
journey (PZ7 .S2744 G7 1993)
1993
Emily Arnold McCully,
Mirette on the high wire (PZ7 .M478415 M57 1992)
1992
David Wiesner, Tuesday
(PZ7 .W6367 T8 1991)
1991
David Macaulay, Black
and white (PZ7 .M1197 B55 1990)
1990
Lon Po Po : a Red-Riding
Hood story from China, translated and ill. by Ed Young
(PZ8.1 .Y84 L6 1989)
1989
Karen Ackerman; ill. by Stephen Gammell, Song
and dance man (PZ7 .A1824 S6)
1988
Jane Yolen; ill. by John Schoenherr, Owl
moon (PZ7 .Y78 O9 1987)
1987
Arthur Yorinks, Hey, Al
(PZ7 .Y819 H4 1986)
1986
Chris Van Allsburg, The
Polar Express (PZ8.4 .V24 P6 1985)
1985
Saint George and the dragon
: a golden legend, Adapted by Margaret Hodges from Edmund Spenser's
Faerie Queene; ill. by Trina Schart Hyman. (PZ8.1 .H69 S3 1984)
1984
Alice & Martin Provensen, The
glorious flight:across the Channel with Louis Blériot, July 25,
1909
(PZ9.5 .B556 P76 1983)
1983
Shadow, translated
and ill. by Marcia Brown (PZ8.3 .C4 S5 1982)
1982
Chris Van Allsburg, Jumanji
(PZ7 .V266 J8)
1981
Arnold Lobel, Fables
(PZ8.2.L6 F3)
1980
Donald Hall, Ox-cart man
(PZ7 .H14115 O9)
1979
Paul Goble, The girl who
loved wild horses (PZ8 .G537 G5)
1978
Peter Spier, Noah's ark
(PZ8.3 .R3 N6)
1977
Margaret Musgrove; ill. by Leo and Diane Dillon, Ashanti
to Zulu: African traditions (PZ10 .E8 M9)
1976
Verna Aardema; ill. by Leo and Diane Dillon, Why
mosquitoes buzz in people's ears: a West African tale
(PZ8.1 .A213 W5)
Gerald McDermott, Arrow to the sun; a Pueblo Indian tale (PZ8.1 .M159 A7)
1974
Harve Zemach; ill. by Margot Zemach, Duffy and the devil (PZ8.1 .Z38 D9 1973)
1973
Arlene Mosel; ill. by Blair Lent, The
funny little woman (PZ8.1 .M8346 F9)
1972
Nonny Hogrogian, One fine
day (PZ10.3 .H702 O5)
1971
Gail E. Haley, A story,
a story; an African tale (PZ8.1 .H139 S8 1971)
1970
William Steig, Sylvester
and the magic pebble (PZ10.3 .S816 S9)
1969
Arthur Ransome; ill. by Uri Shulevitz, The fool of
the world and the flying ship; a Russian tale, (PZ8 .R174 F6)
1968
Barbara Emberley, ill. by Ed Emberley, Drummer
Hoff (PZ8.3 .E515 D7)
1967
Evaline Ness, Sam, Bangs,
and moonshine (PZ7 .N4384 S2)
1966
Sorche Nic Leodhas; ill. by Nonny Hogrogian, Always
room for one more (PZ8.3 .A388 A5)
1965
Beatrice Schenk de Regniers, ill. by Beni Montresor, May
I bring a friend? (PZ8.3 .D443 M3)
1964
Maurice Sendak, Where
the wild things are (PZ7 .S47 W48)
1963
Ezra Jack Keats, The snowy
day (PZ7 .K2253 S5)
1962
Marcia Brown, Once a mouse
(PZ8.2 .H5 O5 1961)
1961
Nicolas Sidjakov, Baboushka
and the three kings (PZ8.1 .R5 B32)
1960
Marie Hall Ets & Aurora Labastida; ill. by Marie Hall Ets, Nine
days to Christmas (PZ8.4 .E85)
1959
Barbara Cooney, Chanticleer
and the fox (PZ8.2 .C47 C4)
1958
Robert McCloskey, Time
of wonder (PZ7 .M1336 T5)
1957
Janice Udry; ill. by Marc Simont, A
tree is nice (PZ10 .B6 U3)
1956
John Langstaff; ill. by Feodor Rojankovsky, Frog
went a-courtin' (PZ8.3 .F92 F7)
1955
Marsha Brown, translated by Charles Perrault, Cinderella,
or the little glass slipper (PZ8 .P426 C5)
1954
Ludwig Bemelmans, Madeline's
rescue (PZ8.3 .B425 M34)
1953
Lynd Ward, The biggest
bear (PZ10.3 .W214 B5)
1952
William Lipkind and Nicholas Mordvinoff, Finders
keepers (PZ10.3 .L647 F5)
1951
Katherine Milhous, The
egg tree (PZ8.4 .M59)
1950
Leo Politi, Song of the
swallows (PZ7 .P753 S6)
1949
Berta and Elmer Hader, The
big snow (PZ10.3 .H117 B5)
1948
Roger Duvoisin, White
snow, bright snow (PZ7 .T732 W4)
1947
Golden MacDonald [pseud], ill. by Leonard Weisgard, The
little island (PZ8.3 .B815 L5)
1946
Maud and Miska Petersham, The
rooster crows; a book of American rhymes and jingles
(PZ8.3 .P447 R6)
1945
Rachel Field; ill. by Elizabeth Orton Jones, Prayer
for a child (PZ8.9 .R4 F52)
1944
James Thurber; ill. by Louis Slobodkin, Many
moons (PZ7 .T422 M3)
1943
Virginia Lee Burton, The
little house (PZ7 .B954 L5)
1942
Robert McCloskey, Make
way for ducklings (PZ10.3 .M1295 M3)
1941
Robert Lawson, They were
strong and good (PZ9.5 .A1 L3)
1940
Ingri & Edgar Parin d'Aulaire, Abraham
Lincoln (PZ9.5 .L55 A8 1957)
1939
Thomas Handforth, Mei
Li (PZ7 .H192 M4)
1938
Dorothy P. Lathrop, Animals
of the Bible, a picture book (PZ8.9 .R4 B43)
For more information about the award visit the American Library Association, Association for Library Service to Children website: http://www.ala.org/ala/alsc/awardsscholarships/literaryawds/caldecottmedal/caldecottmedal.htm