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Carnegie Medal in Literature

• Category: Carnegie Medal in Literature winners
• Category: Carnegie Medal in Literature–winning works

2016-11-28

Carnegie Medal needs

1. (old) eligibility of 2005/2006 publications
2. eligibility of translations
3. 2016 longlist 16 Feb; L5000 prize for Carnegie Medal [1]
4. 2016 shortlist 15 Mar (no age recommendations) [2]
5. 2016 winners 20 Jun [3]

Greenaway Medal

as above and 2016 winner

both need URL recovery

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with Carnegie longlist 2005

"**Timetable Change 2006 – 07**

"In order to respond to the needs of schools, public libraries, book retailers and publishers, the awards timetable will change in 2007. The CILIP Carnegie & Kate Greenaway Medals will be awarded for books published between 1 January and 31 August 2006 [20 months]; the shortlist will be announced on 16 April 2007 and the ceremony to announce the winner on 22 June 2007.

old LCCatalog http://catalog2.loc.gov/

Crouch (1936-65/66) and Ellis (1966/67-75)

• ILLUSTRATED: 1936-65 all 28 books, six self-illustrated (Ransome, Garnett, BB, Allen, Harnett, Osmond 1953)
• SEQUELS: Ransome, Streatfeild, Allen, Vipont, (Harnett), Lewis, (Sutcliff), Boston, Peyton --7 (to 9) of 37
• NONFICTION: Doorly 1939, Allen, Osmond, Cornwall,
• HISTORICAL: Harnett 1951, Welch, Sutcliff, Burton, Hunter 1974

plus several recent settings, eg WWII

• CAREER: Streatfeild 1938, Armstrong 1948

The essays by Marcus Crouch are extraordinary. So are most of the essays by winning writers.

• 1936 Ransome - representative adventure
• 1937 Garnett - remarkable origin
• 1938 Streatfeild - illus. Steven Spurrier sketches; Streatfeild and Spurrier traveled with the circus but illness prevented his completing the illustrations
• 1939 Doorly - remarkably deferential purpose
• 1941 Treadgold - the most traditional adventure novel

- see her remarkably humble assessment

• 1942 BB - perspective, self-illustration
• 1947 de la Mare - all prior to 1930? and prev collected except Mr Bumps and His Monkey (1942) = "The Old Lion";
• 1955 Farjeon - cumulative
• 1956 Lewis - cumulative

PUBLISHER

• 13 Oxford 1950/97 (inclg 10 of 16, 1950-1965)
• 7 Faber 1947/87
• 6 J.M. Dent 1938/84
• 6 H. Hamilton 1974/93
• 3 Bloomsbury 2002/2010, Heinemann 39/85, Macmillan 44/04, Methuen 51/94, Walker 05/12 (incl 2011, 2012)

Four publishers account for 32 of the 73 winning books (but none since 1997), led by Oxford with 13 (including ten in sixteen years 1950 to 1965). Bloomsbury and Walker have published three winners in this millenium.

TITLES

• 3 little; man/men
• 2 cloud, ghost, lies, men, moon, pack, sea; changes/changeover, light(s), monster(s) 2011/2012

British Council

• http://literature.britishcouncil.org/anne-fine

ROSEMARY HARRIS

In the LC online catalog, the works of the British and American novelists who share the name Rosemary Harris are entered under separate headings: n 79056194 (Harris, Rosemary, 1923- ) and n 2007070264 (Harris, Rosemary; also covers another Rosemary Harris about whom no distinguishing information is available). We have no control over what records are retrieved in a WorldCat identities search. To report the problem to WorldCat, use their feedback form.

Notes 2013-05-23

Talk: Rosemary Harris (writer)

The romance/suspense novels referenced above are not listed here. They are the recent works of Rosemary Simari Harris[4] --younger, American, not at Wikipedia. Now I see that the national libraries of U.S. and Germany separately need to sort this out for they separately conflate RSH with two different Rosemarys.

U.S. LC conflates the younger american RSH (author of its 2008 title) with British anthropologist who studied the Mbembe 50 years ago (author of its 1965 title).[5]

German DNB conflates the younger american RSH (author of its Publikationen #1-3) with our children's writer (author of its #4-16).[6]

WorldCat conflates all three authors at least in part[7] (and does not serve the URL associated with that LC record[8]).

--P64 (talk) 18:48, 23 May 2013 (UTC)

1. [9] Rosemary -- "U.S. LC" discussed above

2. [10] = children's writer Rosemary Harris (writer), 1923- ; The moon in the cloud, 1968 ; one quite different work attributed to her[11]

3. [12] = actress Rosemary Harris, 1930- ;

4. [13] Rosemary A. ; edited Jack Shaw's war, 2010

5. [14] Rosemary Janice ; Take this, Miss Jones! : transition and training in women's office work (Brisbane : Boolarong Publications, 1995.) ; WorldCat search J.

7. [15] Rosemary L. ; Prejudice and tolerance in Ulster, 1986, c1972 (Prejudice and tolerance in Ulster; a study of neighbours and "strangers" in a border community [by] Rosemary Harris. 1972) ; also (Power and powerlessness in industry : an analysis of the social relations of production. Rosemary Harris. 1987) WorldCat search L.

Eleven VIAF Personal identities for "Rosemary Harris" (and one conflation at LCC) (and one at DNB). [#] 1-7 and 10-13, as the eleven are numbered VIAF search result

[10] A.

[2] Ann Rosemary Harris, 1927- -- ok except LC disambs her by birthyear 1930

[3]

-- NL also assigns her the 1930 birthyear

[11] Janice

[1] Jeanne Rosemary Harris (writer), 1923-

[7]

--NL distinguishes 1935- Christian appeals, whose book US attributes to Jeanne

[4] L.

Rosemary Simari Harris (and at least one other) -- LCCN's conflation of Rosemary S. and the British anthropologist:

That WorldCat link is not served and it redirects to a Document not found whose URL includes DNB identity for a record that conflates two Rosemary S. and Rosemary Jeanne[16]

[5]

--JP distinguishes someone, at least in part the business mystery writer Rosemary S. (Pushing up daisies)

[6]

--NL and FR distinguish the british anthropologist

[13]

--DE distinguishes a lecturer in anthropology

[12]

--AU, uninterpretable for me (WorldCat does list a NZ thesis and AU publication by a Rosemary Harris)

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[8] LC record for a Simari "Work" (not served by WorldCat)

[9] LC record for a Jeanne "Expression" (not served by WorldCat)

External links

P64/FSF/Children's/Carnegie in libraries (WorldCat catalog) —immediately, first US edition

Category:British children's novels Category:Children's historical novels Category:World War II novels Category:Carnegie Medal in Literature winning works Category:Novels set in Exeter Category:Fiction set in 1942

Children's war novel (home front)

also Portal:World War II

PRATCHETT

{{Authority control}} in the article footer links library catalog data.

I have provided two formal references to the CILIP website (now refs #13, 14):

• [ref name=medal2001] (Carnegie Winner 2001). Living Archive: Celebrating the Carnegie and Greenaway Winners. CILIP. Retrieved 18 August 2012.[/ref]
• [ref name=prdir2001] "Press releases for the 2001 Awards, presented in 2002 ". Press Desk. CILIP. Retrieved 18 August 2012.[/ref] —note, the P.R. archive does not provide month and day until 2002/2003

They are now underutilized for the mere fact that Pratchett won the 2001 Carnegie Medal. Three of the contemporary press releases feature Pratchett and The Educated Maurice .... One is the full transcript of his acceptance speech, for which this biography elsewhere cites a secondary source.

--P64 (talk) 19:42, 18 August 2012 (UTC)

"The Carnegie Medal: Recent Winners". CILIP.

-- 1996 to 2012

"2007 Awards: The winners have been announced" (another directory). CILIP.

--from 2007

and  bluelinks that represent 62 Medal-winning authors. There are 21 biographies in the category, namely:

• all seven double winners (7)
• all three single winners with at least one Highly Commended runner up (3)
• all ten authors of Anniversary Top Ten books (9 distinct)
• two others at the moment: Siobhan Dowd 2009, Arthur Ransome 1936 (2)

I have covered Carnegie recognition in the biographies of all these 21 winners and the two other writers with two Highly Commended runners up.

she won the 1970 Carnegie Medal in Literature from the Library Association, recognising the year's best children's book by a British subject.

External links

Category:Carnegie Medal in Literature winners

==Notes

ALTERNATIVE TO FORMAL NOTE

(From 1979 to 2002 the distinction was approximately annual, with 29 high commendations in 24-year period including Howker alone for 1985 and 1986.)

Cross was also a commended runner up twice, for Chartbreak (1986) and The Great Elephant Chase (1992).

Elidor ^ Since 1995 there are usually eight books on the Carnegie shortlist. According to CCSU, there were about 160 commendations of two kinds in 49 years from 1954 to 2002, including six for 1965.

Notes

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Carnegie shortlists

• Antonia Barber claims two

PRINT SOURCE

In the Realms of Gold: the story of the Carnegie Medal by Keith Barker, Julie MacRae Books, 1986

Author names (female)

Ten of the first fifteen authors to win the Carnegie Medal for British children's books were women. We have pages for nine of them, all under the names they used as children's authors. From our articles it appears that three were their full names (that is, we say nothing to suggest otherwise). None of the other six was a pen name in the sense that conceals identity, although we call one a pen name in the lead sentence, "X was the pen name of ...".

We currently handle them in six different ways and Mary Norton provided a seventh before I revised her lead paragraph this hour.

Mary Norton (author), current

Mary Norton, recent

Elfrida Vipont

Elizabeth Goudge

Kitty Barne

Eleanor Doorly

Noel Streatfeild

more

Antonia Forest --not a winner

K. M. Peyton --but US LC identifies this as pen name of Kathleen and Mike Peyton

Pauline Clarke

Philippa Pearce

men

Edward Blishen

Ronald Welch

D. J. Watkins-Pitchford

New York Times coverage

1966-11-06, 1966-11-20 (review of Garfield)

1971-02-28 (NBA) http://search.proquest.com.ezp-prod1.hul.harvard.edu/hnpnewyorktimes/docview/119173942/13862A80BB67D8235AA/2?accountid=11311

NYT "carnegie medal"

1937: see Talk: Pigeon Post

1938-07-10, p76: simple notice of award to Garnett

1939-06-23, p17: notice forthcoming fall Vanguard ed. of Garnett

1940-09-15, p97: simple notice of award to Doorly

1942-08-02, BR9: simple notice of award to Treadgold

CARNEGIE PROGRESS

Author biographies:

7 winners of two Medals (14; 9; 5)

5 winners of one Medal and some HC (5; 7; 3)

2 authors of two HC (0; 4; 0)

7 others from anniversary Top Ten (7; 0; 6)

+ Dowd

= 22 with coverage, 20 in the winners category (27; 20; 14) --that is, they account for 27 winning books, etc

Carnegie Medals covered in author biographies (27 of 73)

2011 12

2003 09 // noawarddate 06

1990 91 92 93 95 96 98

1980 81 82 83 84 85 86 88 89

1975 76 79

1967 // nobio 60 63; noaward 66

1952 58 // nobio 53

// nobio 49; noaward 43 45

1937

Highly Commended books covered in author biographies (20) // missing 12

2000 01 02 // missing 00

1990 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 // missing 93 94 97

1980 82 84 85 86 87 88 88 89 // 81 83 88 89

// missing 66 67 74 79

Book articles:

all 69 articles (of 73 books) are in the category

some articles have good coverage

Commended books covered in author biographies

NOT IN ENGLISH WIKIPEDIA

• 1963, Hester Burton (1913-2000), Time of Trial, ill. Victor Ambrus

[ref name=medal1963] (Carnegie Winner 1963). Living Archive: Celebrating the Carnegie and Greenaway Winners. CILIP. Retrieved 2012-09-06.

[17]

historical fiction, London and Suffolk, Napoleonic Wars homefront

"Hester Burton declared that she liked to find some small real event in English history and show how both boys and girls and young men and women could be caught up in the much bigger picture of national crisis or national change."

WorldCat: US w Summary, 216pp

"Summary: In 1801 when a London tenement collapses, Mr. Pargeter publishes a protest against conditions, and is twice found guilty of sedition, and is subsequently imprisoned. Moreover, Pargeter's bookshop is burned and his daughter Margaret must both make a new home for herself and prove herself worthy of her young suitors affections."

Kirkus Reviews 1964-03-16

• 1960, Ian Wolfram Cornwall, The Making of Man, drawings and reconstructions by M. Maitland Howard

[ref name=medal1960] (Carnegie Winner 1960). Living Archive: Celebrating the Carnegie and Greenaway Winners. CILIP. Retrieved 2012-09-06.

Open Library WorldCat

WorldCat: 1st w Summary, 63pp

"Summary: Evolution fossils; Evolution of the mammals; The pleistocene priod; The two lineages neanderthal and homo sapiens; Wes and eas the completion of man; Man stands alone."

• 1953, Edward Osmond (1900 ?), A Valley Grows Up

• 1950, Elfrida Vipont, The Lark on the Wing

[ref name=medal1950] (Carnegie Winner 1950). Living Archive: Celebrating the Carnegie and Greenaway Winners. CILIP. Retrieved 2012-09-06.

Kirkus Reviews 1970-03-16

• 1949, Agnes Allen (writer) ( -1959? acc NLA), The Story of Your Home

• 1938, Noel Streatfeild, The Circus Is Coming

[ref name=medal1938] (Carnegie Winner 1938). Living Archive: Celebrating the Carnegie and Greenaway Winners. CILIP. Retrieved 2012-09-06.

Kirkus Reviews 1937-07-01, Ballet Shoes

Kirkus Reviews, Circus Shoes --no date, superficial

CCSU checklist

http://web.ccsu.edu/library/nadeau/award%20books/CarnegieMedal.htm

Winner in bold.

HC (Highly Commended); C (Commended); H (Honor); SP (Special Commendation YEAR AUTHOR TITLE (Curriculum Lab Call Number) 2005 Peet, Mal TAMAR

2004 Cottrell Boyce, Frank MILLIONS

2003 Donnelly, Jennifer GATHERING LIGHT (U.S. publication NORTHERN LIGHT (YP D685no)

2002 (2) Creech, Sharon RUBY HOLLER (YP C913ru)

HC Fine, Anne Anne Fine [[UP ON CLOUD NINE

2001 (3) Pratchett, Terry AMAZING MAURICE AND HIS EDUCATED RODENTS (YP P912am)

HC McCaughrean, Geraldine Geraldine McCaughrean [[STOP THE TRAIN (YP M123st)

C Creech, Sharon Sharon Creech Love That Dog (YP C913lo)

2000 (3) Naidoo, Beverley OTHER SIDE OF TRUTH (YP N155ot) HC Geras, Adele Troy (novel) Pullman, Philip The Amber Spyglass

C Burgess, Melvin Melvin Burgess The Ghost Behind the Wall

1999 (1) Chambers, Aidan POSTCARDS FROM NO MAN'S LAND (YP C444ps)

1998 (1) Almond, David SKELLIG (YP A452sk)

1997 (3) Bowler, Tim RIVERBOY

HC Branford, Henrietta Henrietta Branford Fire, Bed and Bone --Guardian Prize 1998

C Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (J R884hs)

1996 (3) Burgess, Melvin JUNK --Guardian Prize 1997

HC Fine, Anne Anne Fine [[TULIP TOUCH

C Pratchett, Terry Johnny and the Bomb --third of three

1995 (3) Pullman, Philip NORTHERN LIGHTS: HIS DARK MATERIALS, BOOK I --Guardian Prize 1996

HC Wilson, Jacqueline Jacqueline Wilson Double Act (novel)

C --red-- Gates, Susan Raider (novel)

1994 (3) Breslin, Theresa WHISPERS IN THE GRAVEYARD HC --red-- Howarth, Lesley [[MAPHEAD --Guardian Prize 1995

HC Doherty, Berlie Berlie Doherty WILLA AND OLD MISS ANNIE

1993 (4) Swindels, Robert STONE COLD

HC Burgess, Melvin Melvin Burgess [[BABY AND FLY PIE

HC Nimmo, Jenny [[The STONE MOUSE C Merrick, Anne SOMEONE CAME KNOCKING

1992 (4) Fine, Anne FLOUR BABIES (YP F495fl)

HC Westall, Robert Robert Westall [[GULF

C Dickinson, Peter Peter Dickinson [[A BONE FROM A DRY SEA (YP D553bo)

C Cross, Gillian Gillian Cross The Great Elephant Chase (J C951gr)

1991 (4) Doherty, Berlie DEAR NOBODY (YP D655de)

HC Wilson, Jacqueline Jacqueline Wilson The Story of Tracy Beaker

C Daton, Annie REAL TILLY BEANY C Kilworth, Garry [[The DROWNERS

1990 (4) Cross, Gillian WOLF (J C951wo)

HC Burgess, Melvin Melvin Burgess The Cry of the Wolf

HC Westall, Robert Robert Westall [[The KINGDOM BY THE SEA (J W522ki) --Guardian Prize 1991

C Tomlinson, Theresa [[RIDING THE WAVES

1989 (4) Fine, Anne GOGGLE-EYES (J F495my) --Guardian Prize 1990 HC --red-- Lloyd, Carole CHARLIE BARBER TREATMENT

HC Fine, Anne Anne Fine Bill's New Frock

C Alcock, Vivien [[The TRIAL OF ANNA COTMAN (J A354tr)

1988 (7) McCaughrean, Geraldine PACK OF LIES (J M123pa) --Guardian Prize 1989

HC Cross, Gillian Gillian Cross [[A MAP OF NOWHERE

HC Dickinson, Peter Peter Dickinson Eva (YP D553ev) --Phoenix Award 2008

HC Laird, Elizabeth Red Sky in the Morning C Alcock, Vivien [[The MONSTER GARDEN (J A354mo) C Allen, Judy AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS

C Jones, Diana Wynne Diana Wynne Jones The Lives of Christopher Chant (YP J65li)

1987 (5) Price, Susan GHOST DRUM (J P946gh)

HC Mahy, Margaret Margaret Mahy [[MEMORY (YP M216me) --Phoenix Award 2007

C Dunlop, Eileen HOUSE ON THE HILL (J D922ho) C Furlong, Monica [[WISE CHILD C Morpurgo, Michael [[KING OF THE CLOUD FORESTs

1986 (5) Doherty, Berlie GRANNY WAS A BUFFER GIRL (YP D655gr)

HC Howker, Janni Janni Howker [[ISAAC CAMPION

C Ashley, Bernard Bernard Ashley (author) RUNNING SCARED

C Cross, Gillian Gillian Cross CHARTBREAKER Chartbreak

C Taylor, Andrew COAL HOUSE ?Andrew Taylor (author)

1985 (2) Crossley-Holland, Kevin STORM

HC Howker, Janni Janni Howker [[NATURE OF THE BEAST

1984 (2) Mahy, Margaret CHANGEOVER (YP M216c)

HC Swindells, Robert Robert Swindells Brother in the Land

• shortlist Janni Howker, Badger on the Barge --we say in our biography, no reference

1983 (4) Mark, Jan HANDLES HC Watson, James (author) TALKING IN WHISPERS (YP W339t)

C Pearce, Philippa Philippa Pearce [[The WAY TO SATTIN SHORE (J P359w)

C Wrightson, Patricia WRIGHTSON ? A Little Fear ? The Haunted Rivers ?

1982 (3) Mahy, Margaret HAUNTING (J M216h)

HC Cross, Gillian Gillian Cross [[The DARK BEHIND THE CURTAIN

C Kennemore, Tim WALL OF WORDS

1981 (4) Westall, Robert SCARECROWS HC Gardam, Jane HOLLOW LAND (YP G127ah) C Gardam, Jane BRIDGET AND WILLIAM

C Magorian, Michelle Michelle Magorian Goodnight Mister Tom --Guardian Prize 1982

1980 (4) Dickinson, Peter CITY OF GOLD, AND OTHER STORIES FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT (YP 221 D553ci)

HC Mark, Jan Jan Mark [[NOTHING TO BE AFRAID OF

C Branfield, John FOX IN WINTER C Needle, Jan A SENSE OF SHAME

1979 (4) Dickinson, Peter TULKU HC --red-- Sancha, Sheila CASTLE STORY C Ibbotson, Eva Which Witch?

C Schlee, Ann [[The VANDAL (J S339va) --Guardian Prize 1980

1978 (4) Rees, David EXETER BLITZ (J R328e)

C Ashley, Bernard Bernard Ashley (author) A KIND OF WILD JUSTICE (YP A826k)

C Pearce, Philippa Philippa Pearce [[The BATTLE OF BUBBLE AND SQUEAK

C Westall, Robert Robert Westall [[The DEVIL ON THE ROAD

1977 (4) Kemp, Gene TURBULENT TERM OF TYKE TYLER

C Carter, Peter Peter Carter (author) [[UNDER GOLIATH

C Jones, Diana Wynne Diana Wynne Jones Charmed Life --Guardian Prize 1978

C Pearce, Philippa Philippa Pearce [[The SHADOW CAGE AND OTHER TALES OF THE SUPERNATURAL

1976 (2) Mark, Jan THUNDER AND LIGHTNINGS

C Dickinson, Peter Peter Dickinson [[BLUE HAWK (YP D553b) --Guardian Prize 1977

1975 (3) Westall, Robert MACHINE-GUNNERS C Cooper, Susan The Grey King (J C778g)

C Jones, Diana Wynne Diana Wynne Jones [[DOGSBODY

1974 (4) Hunter, Mollie STRONGHOLD HC --red-- Ribbons, Ian BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, 1-3 JULY 1963

C Cawley, Winifred Winifred Cawley [[GRAN AT COALGATE --Guardian Prize 1975

C Walsh, Jill Paton [[The EMPEROR'S WINDING SHEET

1973 (4) Lively, Penelope GHOST OF THOMAS KEMPE (J L784g)

C Bawden, Nina Nina Bawden Carrie's War (J B354c) --Phoenix Award 1993

C Cooper, Susan The Dark is Rising Sequence (J C778da)

C Cresswell, Helen Helen Cresswell [[The BONGLEWEED

1972 (3) Adams, Richard WATERSHIP DOWN (YP A216w) --Guardian Prize 1973

C Dickinson, Peter Peter Dickinson [[The DANCING BEAR

C Smith, Emma (author) [[NO WAY OF TELLING

1971 (4) Southall, Ivan JOSH

C Avery, Gillian Gillian Avery [[A LIKELY LAD --Guardian Prize 1972

C Cresswell, Helen Helen Cresswell [[UP THE PIER

C Sutcliff, Rosemary Rosemary Sutcliff Tristan and Iseult (novel) (J 398.2 S965t)

1970 (4) Garfield, Leon & Blishen, Edward GOD BENEATH THE SEA (J 292 G231g)

C Dickinson, Peter Peter Dickinson [[The DEVIL'S CHILDREN (J D553de)

C Garfield, Leon Leon Garfield [[DRUMMER BOY

C Mayne, William William Mayne [[RAVENSGILL (J M472r)

1969 (4) Peyton, K.M. EDGE OF THE CLOUD --third of three --Guardian Prize 1970

C Cresswell, Helen Helen Cresswell [[The NIGHTWATCHMeN --Phoenix Award 1989

C Peyton, K.M. K. M. Peyton Flambards in Summer --second of three

C Townsend, John Rowe The Intruder (novel)

1968 (4) Harris, Rosemary MOON IN THE CLOUD

C Aiken, Joan Joan Aiken [[The WHISPERING MOUNTAIN (The Wolves of Willoughby Chase) --Guardian Prize 1969

C Balderson, Margaret [[WHEN JAYS FLY TO BARBMO --Australia

C Garfield, Leon Leon Garfield [[BLACK JACK (YP G213b)

1967 (5) Garner, Alan OWL SERVICE (YP G234ow) --Guardian Prize 1967 HC Treece, Henry [[The DREAM TIME (J T786d)

C Cresswell, Helen Helen Cresswell [[The PIEMAKERS

C Garfield, Leon Leon Garfield [[SMITH (YP G231sm) --Phoenix Award 1987

C Peyton, K.M. K. M. Peyton Flambards --first of three

1966 (4) -- NO AWARD -- HC Denny, Norman & Filmer-Sankey, Josephine [[The BAYEUX TAPESTRY: THE STORY OF THE NORMAN CONQUEST 1066 (J 746.3942 D412b) C Griffiths, Helen WILD HORSE OF SANTANDER

C Peyton, K.M. K. M. Peyton Thunder in the Sky

C Stuart, Morna MARASSA AND MIDNIGHT (J S932m)

1965 (7) Turner, Philip GRANGE AT HIGH FORCE

C Garner, Alan Elidor [this one not covered in biog, only in book article]

C Fyson, Jenny Grace [[The JOURNEY OF THE ELDEST SON C Harris, Mary K. BUS GIRLS C Headington, C. ORCHESTRA AND ITS INSTRUMENTS

C Peyton, K.M. K. M. Peyton [[The PLAN FOR BIRDMARSH

C Picard, Barbara Leonie Barbara Leonie Picard [[ONE IS ONE

1964 (5) Porter, Sheena NORDY BANK C de Mare, Eric S. [[LONDON'S RIVERSIDE (DA 670 D46 1958) C Fyson, Jenny Grace The THREE BROTHER OF UR C Hodges, C. Walter [[The NAMESAKE (YP H688na)

C Peyton, K.M. K. M. Peyton [[The MAPLIN BIRD

1963 (6) --red-- Burton, Hester TIME OF TRIAL (J B974t) C Allan, Eric LATCHKEY CHILDREN C Arnold, Ralph KINGS, BISHOPS, KNIGHTS, AND PAWNS: LIFE IN A FEUDAY SOCIETY C Baker, Margaret J. CASTAWAY CHRISTMAS (J B168c)

C Forest, Antonia Antonia Forest [[The THURSDAY KIDNAPPING --Patricia Giulia Caulfield Kate Rubinstein

C Townsend, John Rowe HELL'S EDGE

1962 (7) Clarke, Pauline TWELVE AND THE GENII

C Avery, Gillian Gillian Avery [[The GREATEST GRESHAM

C Burton, Hester CASTORS AWAY C Ellacott, Samuel E. ARMOUR AND BLADE C Farmer, Penelope The Summer Birds (J F234s) C Manton, Jo STORY OF JOHN KEATS

C Peyton, K.M. K. M. Peyton [[WINDFALL

1961 (5) Boston, Lucy M. STRANGER AT GREEN KNOWE (J B747s)

C Forest, Antonia Antonia Forest [[PETER'S ROOM --fifth of ten Marlow books

C Godden, Rumer [[MISS HAPPINESS AND MISS FLOWER (J G578mi) C Reeves, James (writer) RAGGED ROBIN --this book not listed in our biog C Verney, John FEBRUARY'S ROAD

1960 (6) --red-- Cornwall, Ian Wolfram MAKING OF MAN C Burton, Hester GREAT GALE C Graves, Robert [[The PENNY FIDDLE: Poems for Children C Grice, Frederic BONNY PIT LADDIE C Harris, Mary K. SERAPHINA C Serraillier, Ian The IVORY HORN

1959 (6) Sutcliff, Rosemary LANTERN BEARERS (YP S965l)

C Harnett, Cynthia Cynthia Harnett LOAD OF UNICORN

C inadequate Norton, Mary Mary Norton (author) BORROWERS AFLOAT (J N886b3)

C Sharp, Margery [[The RESCUERS (J S531r) --first of nine C Verney, John FRIDAY'S TUNNEL C Young, Andrew (poet) [[QUIET AS MOSS: 36 POEMS

1958 (3) Pearce, A. Philippa TOM'S MIDNIGHT GARDEN (J P359t)

C Boston, Lucy M. Lucy M. Boston CHIMNEYS OF GREEN KNOWE (Green Knowe)

C Sutcliff, Rosemary Rosemary Sutcliff Warrior Scarlet

1957 (7) Mayne, William GRASS ROPE

C Avery, Gillian Gillian Avery [[The WARDEN'S NIECE

C Barrett, Anne SONGBERD'S GROVE

C Forest, Antonia Antonia Forest Falconer's Lure --third of ten Marlow books

C Mayne, William William Mayne [[The BLUE BOAT

C Savage, Katharine STORY OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR (D743.7 S3)

C Sutcliff, Rosemary Rosemary Sutcliff The Silver Branch (YP S965s)

1956 (7) Lewis, C.S. LAST BATTLE: A STORY FOR CHILDREN (J L673la) C Godden, Rumer [[The FAIRY DOLL (J G578f)

C Mayne, William William Mayne [[CHORISTERS' CAKE

C Mayne, William William Mayne [[MEMBER FOR THE MARSH

C Picard, Barbara Leonie Barbara Leonie Picard [[RANSOM FOR A KNIGHT

C Serraillier, Ian The Silver Sword (J S487s)

C Sutcliff, Rosemary Rosemary Sutcliff The Shield Ring (YP S965sh)

1955 (6) Farjeon, Eleanor LITTLE BOOKROOM (J F229l) C Hogben, Lancelot [[MAN MUST MEASURE: THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF MATHEMATICS C Jowett, Margaret CANDIDATE FOR FAME C Manton, Jo STORY OF ALBERT SCHWEITZER

C Mayne, William William Mayne [[A SWARM IN MAY

C Pearce, Philippa Philippa Pearce [[MINNOW ON THE SAY

1954 (8) Welch, Ronald KNIGHT CRUSADER

SP Jones, Harold Harold Jones (artist); Lines Kathleen [[LAVENDER'S BLUE: A BOOK OF NURSERY RHYMES

C Boston, Lucy M. Lucy M. Boston CHILDREN OF GREEN KNOWE (Green Knowe) (J B747c)

C Gray, Nicholas Stuart [[OVER THE HILLS TO FABYLON C [[Lewis, C.S. The Horse and His Boy (J L673h) --fifth of seven Narnia books

C Picard, Barbara Leonie Barbara Leonie Picard [[The LADY OF THE LINDEN TREE

C Reeves, James (writer) ENGLISH FABLES AND FAIRY STORIES --this work not listed in our biog

C Sutcliff, Rosemary Rosemary Sutcliff Eagle of the Ninth

1953 --red-- Ismond, Edward A VALLEY GROWS UP

1952 Norton, Mary BORROWERS (J N886b)

1951 Harnett, Cynthia NICHOLAS AND THE WOOL-PACK (J H289n)

1950 Vipont, Elfrida LARK ON THE WING

1949 --red-- Allen, Agnes STORY OF YOUR HOME

1948 Armstrong, Richard SEA CHANGE

1947 de la Mare, Walter COLLECTED STORIES FOR CHILDREN

1946 Goudge, Elizabeth LITTLE WHITE HORSE (J G688l)

1945 -- NO AWARD --

1944 Linklater, Eric WIND ON THE MOON: A STORY FOR CHILDREN

1943 -- NO AWARD --

1942 Watkins-Pitchford, D.J. "BB" LITTLE GREY MEN: A STORY FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART

1941 Treadgold, Mary WE COULDN'T LEAVE DINAH

1940 Barne, Kitty VISITORS FROM LONDON

1939 Doorly, Eleanor RADIUM WOMAN (J 92 C975do)

1938 Streatfeild, Noel CIRCUS IS COMING (J S914ci)

1937 Garnett, Eve FAMILY FROM ONE END STREET (J G235f)

1936 Ransome, Arthur PIGEON POST

C Spring, Howard Howard Spring SAMPSON'S CIRCUS

C Streatfeild, Noel Noel Streatfeild Ballet Shoes (novel)

Storm (1985)

Storm (novella)

Both Heinemann 1985 and Egmont 2000s do Bananas books

Barron's American edition (1989)

possibly American re-prints of Bananas books

http://www.worldcat.org/title/storm/oclc/12637640/editions?start_edition=11&sd=asc&se=yr&referer=di&editionsView=true&fq= WorldCat shows that all editions retain the Marks illustrations, which fits the transitional description; text is primary but pictures are integral

http://www.amazon.com/Aminas-Blanket-Yellow-Bananas-Dunmore/dp/0778709841 One description posted by the bookseller Amazon calls the Yellow Bananas series "chapter books designed to help young readers make the transition from storybooks to text-based books."