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Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Medals 2010

The Winners of the 2010 CILIP Carnegie & Kate Greenaway Medals have been announced.

See http://www.carnegiegreenaway.org.uk/2010awards/

Check the catalogue to find out more about each of the shortlisted titles and add your own comment to our website.

Find out which of the Greenaway titles were recommended by our Chatterbooks Reading Group at Wigston Library.

Carnegie Medal 2010

	The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman Winner	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	Chains by Laurie Halse Andersen	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	The Vanishing of Katharina Linden by Helen Grant	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	Rowan the Strange by ulie Hearn	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	The Ask and the Answer by Patrick Ness	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	Nation by Terry Pratchett	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	Fever crumb by Philip Reeve	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	Revolverby Marcus Sedgwick	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review

Kate Greenaway Medal 2010

	Harry and Hopper Illustrated by Freya Blackwood Written by Margaret Wild Winner	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	Leon and the Place Between Illustrated by Grahame Baker-Smith Written by Angela McAllister	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Comment from Reader: I think for a little childrens' book it was hard but for an older viewer it was easy and interesting. Who would you recommend it to? People who enjoy adventure and weird people. Alice (10) gave it 6/10 Add your review
	The Great Paper Caper Written and Illustrated by Oliver Jeffers	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Comment from Reader: I thought this book was a bit good. Bethany (8) gave it 6/10 Add your review
	Millie's Marvellous Hat Written and Illustrated by Satoshi Kitamura	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	Crazy Hair Illustrated by Dave McKean Written by Neil Gaiman	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	The Graveyard Book Illustrated by Chris Riddell Written by Neil Gaiman	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Add your review
	The Dunderheads Illustrated by David Roberts Written by Paul Fleischman	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Comment from Reader: I thought that the Dunder Heads was good because I liked the illustrations and it was funny in parts. I liked the way it was set out. The characters were well drawn and I liked the powers they had. Who would you recommend it to? I think that children would like this book Megan (8) gave it 6/10 Comment from Reader: I thought it was fantastic and quite funny in parts. Who would you recommend it to? Children Ione (8) gave it 6/10 Add your review
	There are Cats in this Book Written and Illustrated by Viviane Schwarz	Check the catalogue to find out what this book is about and where to find it. Comment from Reader: Best ever book in the universe .I didn't like it, I loved it. Who would you recommend it to? Every one especially funny and active people. Amanda (10) gave it 6/10 Comment from Reader: It's a fun book, I wish it was mine so I could read it all the time. It is better than other books like the Story of Tracy Beaker and Spy Force. It is the best book ever in the world and I wish I had read it all my life. Who would you recommend it to? Every one. Jasmine (10) gave it 6/10 Add your review