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Children's & Teen Choice Book Award Winners Announced!



Here are the 2019 CHILDREN'S & TEEN CHOICE WINNER AND HONOR BOOKS BY CATEGORY:
For the Children’s Choice Book Award K – 2nd Grade Category:




I SAY OOH YOU SAY AAH, written and illustrated by John Kane (Kane Miller Books)


WINNER
 
THERE’S A DRAGON IN YOUR BOOK, by Tom Fletcher; illus. by Greg Abbott (Random House Books for Young Readers)

HONOR


For the Children’s Choice Book Award 3rd – 4th Grade Category:


BACK TO THE FUTURE: The Classic Illustrated Storybook, by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale; illus. by Kim Smith (Quirk Books)

WINNER
SAFARI PUG, by Laura James; illus. by Églantine Ceulemans (Bloomsbury Children’s Books)


HONOR
For the Children’s Choice Book Award 5th – 6th Grade Category:


GHOST BOYS, By Jewell Parker Rhodes (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers)


WINNER
SEWING THE RAINBOW: A Story about Gilbert Baker, by Gayle E. Pitman; illus. by Holly Clifton-Brown (Magination Press)

HONOR
For the Children’s Choice Book Award 5th – 6th Grade Category:


THE PRINCE AND THE DRESSMAKER, by Jen Wang (First Second Books)

WINNER
THE POET X, by Elizabeth Acevedo (Harper Teen)

HONOR
Congrats to all the winners!

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