Collection
Recent winners of the Carnegie Medal for Writing.
Curated shelf
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Neil Gaiman
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2009 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman sits within fiction and the wider newbery medal winners and carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Ruta Sepetys
A historical fiction pick selected for the First Book? Start Here shelf. Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys sits within first book start here and historical fiction and the wider first book start here shelf.
Beth O'Brien
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2026 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Wolf Siren by Beth O'Brien sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Margaret McDonald
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2025 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Glasgow Boys by Margaret McDonald sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Joseph Coelho
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2024 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Boy Lost in the Maze by Joseph Coelho sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Manon Steffan Ros
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2023 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Blue Book of Nebo by Manon Steffan Ros sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Katya Balen
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2022 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. October, October by Katya Balen sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Jason Reynolds
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2021 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Look Both Ways by Jason Reynolds sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Anthony McGowan
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2020 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Lark by Anthony McGowan sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Elizabeth Acevedo
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2019 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Geraldine McCaughrean
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2018 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Where the World Ends by Geraldine McCaughrean sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Sarah Crossan
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2016 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. One by Sarah Crossan sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Tanya Landman
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2015 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Buffalo Soldier by Tanya Landman sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Kevin Brooks
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2014 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Bunker Diary by Kevin Brooks sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Sally Gardner
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2013 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Maggot Moon by Sally Gardner sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Patrick Ness
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2012 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Patrick Ness
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2011 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Monsters of Men by Patrick Ness sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Siobhan Dowd
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2009 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Bog Child by Siobhan Dowd sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Philip Reeve
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2008 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Here Lies Arthur by Philip Reeve sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Meg Rosoff
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2007 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Just in Case by Meg Rosoff sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.
Mal Peet
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2005 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Tamar by Mal Peet sits within fiction and the wider carnegie medal writing winners shelf.