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The 2018 Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards

Posted on June 8, 2018 Leave a Comment

The Globe-Horn AwardsThe 51st Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards were announced on May 31, 2018, just in time to round-out summer reading lists. Here’s a visual guide to the winners and honorees. (I love dipping into past award lists for great book ideas. If you’re like me, see my 2017 post, which celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Globe-Horn awards and listed the 2017 winners.)

 

 

PICTURE BOOK

They Say Blue CoverThey Say Blue
Winner
When's My Birthday CoverWhen’s My Birthday
Honor Book
A Different Pond Book CoverA Different Pond
Honor Book

 

 

FICTION & POETRY

The Poet X Book CoverThe Poet X
Winner
The Parker Inheritance Book CoverThe Parker Inheritance
Honor Book
The First Rule of Punk Book CoverThe First Rule of Punk
Honor Book

 

NONFICTION

The Life of Graciela Iturbide Book CoverPhotographic: The Life of Graciela Iturbide
Winner
A Hundred Billion Trillion Stars Book CoverA Hundred Billion Trillion Stars
Honor Book
The 57 Bus Book CoverThe 57 Bus
Honor Book

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