Newbery Medal
The Newbery Medal was named for eighteenth-century British bookseller John Newbery. It is awarded annually by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association, to the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature 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
“Newbery Award” as a keyword search in the Vikat
online catalog.
2005
Cynthia Kadohata, Kira-Kira
(PZ7.K1166 K57 2004)
2004
Kate DiCamillo; ill. by Timothy Basil Ering, The
tale of Despereaux : being the story of a mouse, a princess, some soup,
and a spool of thread (PZ8.D525 T35 2003)
2003
Avi, Crispin : the cross
of lead (PZ7.A953 C75 2002)
2002
Linda Sue Park, A single
shard (PZ7.P22115 S57 2001)
2001
Richard Peck, A year down
yonder (PZ7 .P338 Y4 2000)
2000
Christopher Paul Curtis, Bud,
not Buddy (PZ7 .C94137 B83 1999)
1999
Louis Sachar, Holes
(PZ7 .S1185 H65 1998)
1998
Karen Hesse, Out of the
dust (PZ7 .H4364 O93 1997)
1997
E.L. Konigsburg, The view
from Saturday (PZ7 .K8352 V54 1996)
1996
Karen Cushman, The midwife's
apprentice (PZ7 .C962 M53 1995)
1995
Sharon Creech, Walk two
moons (PZ7 .C8615 W35 1994)
1994
Lois Lowry, The giver
(PZ7 .L9673 G58 1993)
1993
Cynthia Rylant, Missing
May (PZ7 .R982 M57 1992)
1992
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, Shiloh
(PZ7 .N24 S5 1991)
1991
Jerry Spinelli, Maniac
Magee : a novel (PZ7 .S75663 M3 1990)
1990
Lois Lowry, Number the
stars (PZ7 .L9673 N8 1989)
1989
Paul Fleischman; ill. by Eric Beddows, Joyful
noise : poems for two (PZ8.3 .F6378 J6 1988)
1988
Russell Freedman, Lincoln
: a photobiography (PZ9.5 .L55 F74 1987)
1987
Sid Fleischman; ill. by Peter Sis, The
whipping boy (PZ7 .F5992 W49 1986)
1986
Robin McKinley, The hero
and the crown (PZ7 .M47868 H4 1984)
1985
Patricia MacLachlan, Sarah,
plain and tall (PZ7 .M2225 S2 1985)
1984
Beverly Cleary; ill. by Paul O. Zelinsky, Dear
Mr. Henshaw (PZ7 .C5792 D4 1983)
1983
Cynthia Voigt, Dicey's
song (PZ7 .V874 D5 1982)
1982
Nancy Willard; ill. by Alice and Martin Provensen, A
visit to William Blake's inn : poems for
innocent and experienced travelers (PZ8.3 .W668 V57 1981)
1981
Katherine Paterson, Jacob
have I loved (PZ7 .P273 J3 1980)
1980
Joan Blos, A gathering
of days: a New England girl's journal, 1830-32 : a novel (PZ7 .B6237
G3)
1979
Ellen Raskin, The Westing
game (PZ7 .R1817 W4 1978)
1978
Katherine Paterson; ill. by Donna Diamond, Bridge
to Terabithia (PZ7 .P273 B7)
1977
Mildred D. Taylor; frontispiece by Jerry Pinkney, Roll
of thunder, hear my cry (PZ7 .T21723 R6)
1976
Susan Cooper; ill. by Michael Heslop, The
grey king (PZ7 .C7878 G8 1976)
1975
Virginia Hamilton, M.
C. Higgins, the great (PZ7 .H1828 M3)
1974
Paula Fox; ill. by Eros Keith, The
slave dancer; a novel (PZ7 .F838 S5)
1973
Jean Craighead George, ill. by John Schoenherr, Julie
of the wolves (PZ10.3 .G316 J8 1972b)
1972
Robert C. O'Brien; ill. by Zena Bernstein, Mrs.
Frisby and the rats of Nimh (PZ10.3 .O19 M5 1972)
1971
Betsy Byars; ill. by Ted CoConis, The
summer of the swans (PZ7 .B9836 S9 1971)
1970
William H. Armstrong; ill. by James Barkley, Sounder
(PZ10.3 .A79 S6)
1969
Lloyd Alexander, The high
king (PZ7 .A3774 H5 1969)
1968
E. L. Konigsburg, From
the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (PZ7 .K8352 F7 1968z)
1967
Irene Hung, Up a road
slowly (PZ7 .H9156 U6)
1966
Elizabeth Borton de Treviño,
I, Juan de Pareja (PZ9.5 .P28 T7)
1965
Maia Wojciechowska, Shadow
of a bull (PZ7 .W8182 S5)
1964
Emily Neville; ill. by Emil Weiss, It's
like this, Cat (PZ7 .N462 I8)
1963
Madeleine L'Engle, A wrinkle
in time (PZ7 .L5385 W7)
1962
Elizabeth George Speare, The
bronze bow (PZ7 .S7376 B7)
1961
Scott O'Dell, Island of
the Blue Dolphins (PZ7 .O237 I8)
1960
Joseph Krumgold, ill. by Symeon Shimin, Onion
John (PZ7 .K946 O5)
1959
Elizabeth George Speare, The
witch of Blackbird Pond (PZ7 .S7376 W5)
1958
Harold Keith, Rifles for
Watie (PZ7 .K255 R5)
1957
Virginia Sorensen; ill. by Beth and Joe Krush, Miracles
on Maple Hill (PZ7 .S72 M5)
1956
Jean Latham; ill. by John O'Hara Cosgrave, II, Carry
on, Mr. Bowditch (PZ9.5 .B695 L3)
1955
Meindert De Jong; ill. by Maurice Sendak, The
wheel on the school (PZ7 .D3675 W4)
1954
Joseph Krumgold; ill. by Jean Charlot, ...and
now Miguel (PZ7 .K946 A5)
1953
Ann Nolan Clark, Secret
of the Andes (PZ7 .C5296 S4)
1952
Eleanor Estes, Ginger
Pye (PZ7 .E749 G5)
1951
Elizabeth Yates; ill. by Nora S. Unwin, Amos
Fortune, free man (PZ9.5 .F576 Y3 1967)
1950
Marguerite De Angeli, The
door in the wall (PZ7 .D35 D6)
1949
Marguerite Henry; ill. by Wesley Dennis, King
of the Wind (PZ10.3 .H43 K5)
1948
William Pène Du Bois, The
twenty-one balloons (PZ7 .D8527 T9)
1947
Carolyn Sherwin Bailey; lithographs by Ruth Gannett, Miss
Hickory (PZ7 .B151 M5)
1946
Lois Lenski, Strawberry
girl (PZ7 .L54 S7)
1945
Robert Lawson, Rabbit
hill (PZ10.3 .L39 R3)
1944
Esther Forbes; ill. by Lynd Ward, Johnny
Tremain, a novel for old & young (PZ7 .F749 J6)
1943
Elizabeth Janet Gray; ill. by Robert Lawson, Adam
of the road (PZ7 .V746 A3)
1942
Walter D. Edmonds; ill. by Paul Lantz, The
matchlock gun (PZ9 .E3)
1941
Armstrong Sperry, Call
it courage (PZ8.1 .S75 C3)
1940
James Daugherty, Daniel
Boone (PZ9.5 .B66 D3)
1939
Elizabeth Enright, Thimble
summer (PZ7 .E724 T5)
1938
Kate Seredy, The white
stag (PZ8.1 .S457 W4)
1937
Ruth Sawyer; ill. by Valenti Angelo, Roller
skates (PZ7 .S269 R6)
1936
Carol Ryrie Brink, Caddie
Woodlawn (PZ7 .B78 C3)
1935
Monica Shannon, Dobry
(PZ7 .S529 D6)
1934
Cornelia Meigs, Invincible
Louisa: The story of the author of Little Women (PZ9.5 .A413 M4)
1933
Elizabeth Lewis; ill. by Kurt Wiese,
Young Fu of the upper Yangtze (PZ7 .L5849 Y6)
1932
Laura Adams Armer; ill. by Sidney Armer and Laura Adams Armer, Waterless
mountain (PZ7 .A715 W3 1966)
1931
Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth; ill. by Lynd Ward, The
cat who went to heaven (PZ10.3 .C629 C38 1958)
1930
Rachel Field, Hitty, her
first hundred years (PZ7 .F475 H5 )
1929
Eric P. Kelly, The trumpeter
of Krakow (PZ7 .K294 T7 1966)
1928
Dhan Gopal Mukerji, Gay-Neck,
the story of a pigeon (PZ10 .N3 M8)
1927
Will James, Smoky, the
cowhorse (PZ10.3 .J33 S5)
1926
Arthur Bowie Chrisman, Shen
of the sea (PZ7 .C45 S49)
1925
Charles Finger, Tales
from silver lands (PZ8 .F494 T3)
1924
Charles Hawes, The dark
frigate (PZ7 .H312 D3)
1923
Hugh Lofting, The voyages
of Doctor Dolittle (PZ7 .L827 V6 1950)
1922
Hendrik Van Loon, The
story of mankind (PZ9 .V25 1967)
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/newberymedal/newberymedal.htm
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