Online Mock Newbery
We’re doing things a bit differently this year then we have in years past. Rather than having people post their votes in the comments, we are using an online ballot and you can vote here. We dithered between two rounds, but opted for a decisive single one. Voting will close on Friday night, so get those votes in early!
You’ll notice that we’ve doubled the size of the shortlist, from 9 to 18. I’m hoping that some of you will take advantage of this time to lobby for some of these very deserving books that didn’t make the previous shortlist.
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AS BRAVE AS YOU
BEFORE MORNING
THE BEST MAN
FULL OF BEANS
FREEDOM IN CONGO SQUARE
GHOST
THE GIRL WHO DRANK THE MOON
THE INQUISITOR’S TALE
JUANA & LUCAS
MARCH, BOOK THREE
PAX
RAYMIE NIGHTINGALE
SAMURAI RISING
SOME WRITER!
WHEN GREEN BECOMES TOMATOES
WHEN THE SEA TURNED TO SILVER
THE WILD ROBOT
WOLF HOLLOW
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About Jonathan Hunt
Jonathan Hunt is the Coordinator of Library Media Services at the San Diego County Office of Education. He served on the 2006 Newbery committee, and has also judged the Caldecott Medal, the Printz Award, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards, and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. You can reach him at hunt_yellow@yahoo.com
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