Books
The Guardian Children's Fiction Prize
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2009
Guardian Children's Fiction Prize - Winner
2008
Guardian Teenage Prize - Longlisted
The Goldsmith's Daughter
By Tanya Landman
Paperback, AUS $16.99, NZ $21.99
From the Carnegie Medal-winning author of Buffalo Soldier comes the story of a young girl struggling to change the course of her fate.
The Guardian children's fiction prize, the only children's book award judged by children's authors, has been running since 1967. - Winner
The Knife of Never Letting Go
By Patrick Ness
Paperback, AUS $17.99, NZ $19.99
A special anniversary edition, with a striking new cover design, to celebrate 10 years of the Chaos Walking trilogy.
2007
A celebration of the best literature for younger readers. - Longlisted
The Penalty
By Mal Peet
Paperback, AUS $18.99, NZ $19.99
Football, corruption and dark secrets collide in the thrilling sequel to the award-winning Keeper by Carnegie Medal-winning author Mal Peet.
2004
Guardian Children's Fiction Award - Shortlisted
No Shame, No Fear
By Ann Turnbull
Paperback, AUS $16.99, NZ $18.99
A story of love against the odds.
1998
Guardian Children's Fiction Award - Winner
Fire, Bed and Bone
By Henrietta Branford
Paperback, AUS $14.99, NZ $16.99
This award-winning classic speaks back to the divisions of fourteenth century Britain from the perspective of a much-loved hunting dog, now with a new introduction from Celia Rees, author of Witch Child.
1994
Guardian Children's Fiction Award - Shortlisted
Smart Girls
By Robert Leeson
Illustrated by Axel Scheffler
Paperback, AUS $15.99, NZ $17.99
The feisty heroines of these five folk tales all share one important quality: they are extremely SMART!