Kids voted "Eva and Sadie and the Worst Haircut EVER!" by Jeff Cohen, illustrated by Elanna Allen, as their favorite book for the kindergarten through second grade book of the year. Click through our gallery to see the rest of the winners.
Kids voted "Eva and Sadie and the Worst Haircut EVER!" by Jeff Cohen, illustrated by Elanna Allen, as their favorite book for the kindergarten through second grade book of the year. Click through our gallery to see the rest of the winners.
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"Kali's Story: An Orphaned Polar Bear Rescue" by Jennifer Keats Curtis, illustrated by John Gomes was selected as the third grade to fourth grade book of the year.
"Kali's Story: An Orphaned Polar Bear Rescue" by Jennifer Keats Curtis, illustrated by John Gomes was selected as the third grade to fourth grade book of the year.
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"The Dumbest Idea Ever!" by Jimmy Gownley, a graphic novel, was chosen as the fifth grade to sixth grade book of the year.
"The Dumbest Idea Ever!" by Jimmy Gownley, a graphic novel, was chosen as the fifth grade to sixth grade book of the year.
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"The One" by Kiera Cass was named the teen book of the year.
"The One" by Kiera Cass was named the teen book of the year.
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J.A. White, who wrote "The Thickety: A Path Begins," was chosen as the children's choice debut author.
J.A. White, who wrote "The Thickety: A Path Begins," was chosen as the children's choice debut author.
Katherine Tegen Books
Jennifer Mathieu, who wrote "The Truth About Alice," is the newly minted teen choice debut author.
Jennifer Mathieu, who wrote "The Truth About Alice," is the newly minted teen choice debut author.
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Chris Appelhans was selected as the children's choice illustrator for his work on "Sparky!" by Jenny Offill.
Chris Appelhans was selected as the children's choice illustrator for his work on "Sparky!" by Jenny Offill.
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