Children's Book Prize Archive
Lancashire County Library Children's Book of the Year Award
Annual
Administered by
Lancashire County Council
Lancashire County Library Headquarters
PO Box 61
County Hall
Preston PR1 8RJ
tel: 01772 264008
contact: Jean Wolstenholme
tel: 01772 264 040
fax: 01772 264 043
email: library@lcl.lancscc.gov.uk
Sponsored by
University of Central Lancashire
Awarded to the best work of fiction for 12 to 14 year-olds, written by a UK author and first published between 1 September and 31 August of the previous year. The winner is chosen by secondary-school pupils. Publishers may submit books for consideration.
See website for further information
Prize: £500 and an engraved decanter
Winner announced: June
Most Recent Winner
2010Bang, Bang, You're Dead, Narinder Dhami
Previous Winners
2009Blood Ties, Sophie McKenzie
2008Fearless, Tim Lott
2007Divine Madness, Robert Muchamore
2006Ravens Gate, Anthony Horowitz
2005The Amulet of Samarkind, Jonathan Stroud
2004Poison, Chris Wooding
2003Exodus, Julie Bertagna
2002Noughts & Crosses, Malorie Blackman (Doubleday)
2001Joint Winners:
Bloodtide, Melvin Burgess (Puffin) and
Plague, Malcolm Rose (Scholatsic Point)
Bloodtide, Melvin Burgess (Puffin) and
Plague, Malcolm Rose (Scholatsic Point)
2000Shadows, Tim Bowler (Oxford University Press)
1999Out of the Darkness, Nigel Hinton (Puffin Books)
1998Jay, Elizabeth Laird (Mammoth)
1997Sea of Peril, Elizabeth Hawkins (Orchard Books)
1996Chandra, Frances Mary Hendry (Oxford University Press)
1995The Electric Kid, Garry Kilworth (Transworld)
1994The Boy in the Bubble, Ian Strachan (Methuen)
1993Joint Winners:
Salamandastron, Brian Jacques (Hutchinson) and
Gulf, Robert Westall (Methuen)
Salamandastron, Brian Jacques (Hutchinson) and
Gulf, Robert Westall (Methuen)
1992The Whitby Witches, Robin Jarvis (Simon & Schuster)
1991Mattimeo, Brian Jacques (Hutchinson)
1990Plague 99, Jean Ure (Methuen)
1989Groosham Grange, Anthony Horowitz (Methuen)
1988Redwall, Brian Jacques (Hutchinson)
1987The Ruby in the Smoke, Philip Pullman (Puffin)






