Awards & Winners

Carnegie Medal in Literature

The Carnegie Medal is a British literary award that annually recognises one outstanding new book for children or young adults. It is conferred upon the author by the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals. CILIP calls it "the UK's oldest and most prestigious book award for children's writing" and says that writers call it "the one they want to win". The Medal is named after the Scottish-born American philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, who founded more than 2800 libraries in the English-speaking world, including at least one in more than half of British library authorities. It was established in 1935 by the British Library Association partly to celebrate the centennial of Carnegie's birth and inaugurated in 1937 by the award to Arthur Ransome for Pigeon Post and the identification of two Commended books. That first Medal was dated 1936; only since 2007 it is dated by its presentation, which is now one or two years after publication.

Check all the Awards, Winners and Nominations for the Carnegie Medal in Literature since 1936.

Carnegie Medal in Literature Nominations 2011

Check all the nominations of Carnegie Medal in Literature for the year 2011.
(Click on the Award Name or Winner name to get more details.)
Jeanette Winterson
Nominated for : The Battle of the Sun
Robert Williams
Nominated for : Luke and Jon
Carol Williams
Nominated for : The Chosen One
Scott Westerfeld
Nominated for : Leviathan
Pat Walsh
Nominated for : The Crowfield Curse
Jason Wallace
Nominated for : Out of Shadows
Jenny Valentine
Nominated for : The Double Life of Cassiel Roadnight
Eleanor Updale
Nominated for : Johnny Swanson
Alan Temperley
Nominated for : Scar Hill
Tabitha Suzuma
Nominated for : Forbidden
Laura Summers
Nominated for : Desperate Measures
Ali Sparkes
Nominated for : Wishful Thinking
Marcus Sedgwick
Nominated for : White Crow
Alex Scarrow
Nominated for : Timeriders
Kate Saunders
Nominated for : Beswitched
Louis Sachar
Nominated for : The Cardturner
Meg Rosoff
Nominated for : The Bride's Farewell
Rick Riordan
Nominated for : The Red Pyramid
Philip Reeve
Nominated for : No Such Thing as Dragons
Celia Rees
Nominated for : The Fool's Girl
Sue Purkiss
Nominated for : Emily's Surprising Voyage
Garth Nix
Nominated for : Lord Sunday
Linda Newbery
Nominated for : Lob
Patrick Ness
Nominated for : Monsters of Men
Jandy Nelson
Nominated for : The Sky is Everywhere
Michael Morpurgo
Nominated for : Running Wild
Nicola Morgan
Nominated for : Wasted
Katy Moran
Nominated for : Spirit Hunter
Sam Mills
Nominated for : Blackout
Cliff McNish
Nominated for : Savannah Grey
Geraldine McCaughrean
Nominated for : The Death-Defying Pepper Roux
Gemma Malley
Nominated for : The Returners
Ally Kennen
Nominated for : Sparks
Diana Wynne Jones
Nominated for : Enchanted Glass
Gregory Hughes
Nominated for : Unhooking the Moon
Mary Hooper
Nominated for : Fallen Grace
Matt Haig
Nominated for : The Radleys
Candy Gourlay
Nominated for : Tall Story
Helen Grant
Nominated for : The Glass Demon
Morris Gleitzman
Nominated for : Now
Catherine Fisher
Nominated for : Crown of Acorns
Heidi W. Durrow
Nominated for : The Girl Who Fell from the Sky
Carol Ann Duffy
Nominated for : New and Collected Poems for Children
John Dickinson
Nominated for : We
Kate DiCamillo
Nominated for : The Magician's Elephant
Corinne V. Davies
Nominated for : Ralph is (Not) a Vampire
Keren David
Nominated for : When I Was Joe
Gillian Cross
Nominated for : Where I Belong
Sharon Creech
Nominated for : Unfinished Angel
Emma Craigie
Nominated for : Chocolate Cake with Hitler
Louisa Young
Nominated for : Halo
Lucy Christopher
Nominated for : Flyaway
Jim Carrington
Nominated for : Inside My Head
Kevin Brooks
Nominated for : iBoy
Theresa Breslin
Nominated for : Prisoner of the Inquisition
Ian Beck
Nominated for : Pastworld
Steve Augarde
Nominated for : X-Isle
Bernard Ashley
Nominated for : No Way to Go
David Almond
Nominated for : The Boy Who Climbed into the Moon
L. J. Adlington
Nominated for : Burning Mountain