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Richard Ho and Lynn Scurfield for Two New Years; Mari Lowe for The Dubious Pranks of Shaindy Goodman; and Elana K Arnold for The Blood Years are this year’s recipients of the Sydney Taylor Book Award. Additionally, Honor Books and Notable Books are designated by a committee – these lists will be published alongside award winners; Honor Books will bear a silver seal to distinguish themselves.
The Sydney Taylor Book Awards were founded in 1968 as a way of commemorating one of children’s librarians most beloved. Each year, American Jewish Library (AJL) selects one Judaic fiction manuscript published for younger and older readers; winning titles can either be selected from picture book titles or novels or longer nonfiction titles published within one year of being nominated for these awards. If you would like gold or silver Sydney Taylor Book Award seals to place on copies of winning titles or further information regarding this award please visit AJL Shops page