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Newbery Medal Winners NEWBERY MEDAL WINNERS *Content Possibly Questionable – check commonsensemedia.org ** Does not qualify for summer challenge due to length RED titles on the reserved list. Ellen Entrada 2018 Hello, Universe Kelly The Girl Who Drank the 2017 Kelly Barnhill Moon * Last Stop on Market Matt de la 2016 Street ** Peña Kwame 2015 The Crossover * Alexander Flora & Ulysses: The 2014 Kate DiCamillo Illuminated Adventures Katherine 2013 The One and Only Ivan Applegate 2012 Dead End in Norvelt Jack Gantos Clare 2011 Moon over Manifest Vanderpool 2010 When You Reach Me Rebecca Stead 2009 The Graveyard Book * Neil Gaiman Good Masters! Sweet Laura Amy 2008 Ladies! Voices from a Schlitz Medieval Village The Higher Power of 2007 Susan Patron Lucky * Lynne Rae 2006 Criss Cross Perkins Cynthia 2005 Kira-Kira * Kadohata The Tale of Despereaux: Being the 2004 Story of a Mouse, a Kate DiCamillo Princess, Some Soup, and a Spool of Thread Crispin: The Cross of 2003 Avi Lead 2002 A Single Shard Linda Sue Park 2001 A Year Down Yonder Richard Peck Christopher 2000 Bud, Not Buddy Paul Curtis 1999 Holes Louis Sachar 1998 Out of the Dust Karen Hesse The View from E.L. 1997 Saturday Konigsburg The Midwife's Karen 1996 Apprentice Cushman 1995 Walk Two Moons Sharon Creech 1994 The Giver Lois Lowry 1993 Missing May Cynthia Rylant Phyllis 1992 Shiloh Reynolds Naylor 1991 Maniac Magee Jerry Spinelli 1990 Number the Stars Lois Lowry Joyful Noise: Poems for Paul 1989 Two Voices Fleischman Lincoln: A Russell 1988 Photobiography Freedman 1987 The Whipping Boy Sid Fleischman Patricia 1986 Sarah, Plain and Tall MacLachlan The Hero and the Robin 1985 Crown McKinley 1984 Dear Mr. Henshaw Beverly Cleary 1983 Dicey's Song Cynthia Voigt A Visit to William Blake's Inn: Poems for 1982 Nancy Willard Innocent and Experienced Travelers Katherine 1981 Jacob Have I Loved Paterson A Gathering of Days: A 1980 New England Girl's Joan W. Blos Journal, 1830–1832 1979 The Westing Game Ellen Raskin Katherine 1978 Bridge to Terabithia Paterson Roll of Thunder, Hear Mildred D. 1977 My Cry Taylor 1976 The Grey King Susan Cooper Virginia 1975 M.C. Higgins, the Great Hamilton 1974 The Slave Dancer Paula Fox Jean 1973 Julie of the Wolves * Craighead George Mrs. Frisby and the Robert C. 1972 Rats of NIMH O'Brien 1971 Summer of the Swans Betsy Byars William H. 1970 Sounder Armstrong Lloyd 1969 The High King Alexander From the Mixed-Up E.L. 1968 Files of Mrs. Basil E. Konigsburg Frankweiler 1967 Up a Road Slowly Irene Hunt Elizabeth 1966 I, Juan de Pareja Borton de Treviño Maia 1965 Shadow of a Bull Wojciechowska 1964 It's Like This, Cat Emily Neville Madeleine 1963 A Wrinkle in Time L'Engle Elizabeth 1962 The Bronze Bow George Speare Island of the Blue 1961 Scott O'Dell Dolphins Joseph 1960 Onion John Krumgold The Witch of Blackbird Elizabeth 1959 Pond George Speare 1958 Rifles for Watie Harold Keith Virginia 1957 Miracles on Maple Hill Sorenson Jean Lee 1956 Carry On, Mr. Bowditch Latham The Wheel on the Meindert De 1955 School Jong Joseph 1954 ...And Now Miguel Krumgold Ann Nolan 1953 Secret of the Andes Clark 1952 Ginger Pye Eleanor Estes Amos Fortune, Free Elizabeth 1951 Man Yates Marguerite de 1950 The Door in the Wall Angeli Marguerite 1949 King of the Wind Henry The Twenty-One William Pène 1948 Balloons du Bois Carolyn 1947 Miss Hickory Sherwin Bailey 1946 Strawberry Girl Lois Lenski 1945 Rabbit Hill Robert Lawson 1944 Johnny Tremain Esther Forbes Elizabeth Janet 1943 Adam of the Road Gray Walter 1942 The Matchlock Gun Edmonds Armstrong 1941 Call It Courage Sperry James 1940 Daniel Boone Daugherty Elizabeth 1939 Thimble Summer Enright 1938 The White Stag Kate Seredy 1937 Roller Skates Ruth Sawyer Carol Ryrie 1936 Caddie Woodlawn Brink Monica 1935 Dobry Shannon Invincible Louisa: The 1934 Story of the Author of Cornelia Meigs Little Women Young Fu of the Upper Elizabeth 1933 Yangtze Lewis Laura Adams 1932 Waterless Mountain Armer The Cat Who Went to Elizabeth 1931 Heaven Coatsworth Hitty, Her First Hundred 1930 Rachel Field Years The Trumpeter of 1929 Eric P. Kelly Krakow Gay Neck, the Story of Dhan Gopal 1928 a Pigeon Mukerji 1927 Smoky, the Cowhorse Will James Arthur Bowie 1926 Shen of the Sea Chrisman 1925 Tales from Silver Lands Charles Finger 1924 The Dark Frigate Charles Hawes The Voyages of Doctor 1923 Hugh Lofting Dolittle Hendrik Willem 1922 The Story of Mankind van Loon .
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