Red Cedar Awards
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The Red Cedar Book Awards Program encourages students in Grades 4 - 7 in British Columbia to read Canadian fiction and non-fiction titles. Each year, a Red Cedar Award is presented to one fiction and one non-fiction book which receive the most votes from children in the program. If you are looking for some reading inspiration, check out the past 10 years awards winners! |
- Winners
2020 - Van Ho and Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch, Too young to escape: A Vietnamese girl waits to be reunited with her family (Nonfiction)
2020 - Jonathan Auxier, Sweep: The story of a girl and her monster (Fiction)
2019 - Joanne George, Smiley: A journey of love (Nonfiction)
2019 - Alex Lyttle, From ant to eagle (Fiction)
2018 - Jenny Kay Dupuis and Kathy Kacer, I am not a number (Nonfiction)
2018 - Casey Lyall, Howard Wallace, P.I. (Fiction)
2017 - Julia Coey, Animal hospital: Rescuing urban wildlife (Nonfiction)
2017 - Kevin Sands, Blackthorn key (Fiction)
2016 - David J. Smith, If...a mind-bending new way of looking at big ideas and numbers (Nonfiction)
2016 - Becky Citra, Finding Grace (Fiction)
2015 - Rona Arato, The last train: A Holocaust story (Nonfiction)
2015 - Jill Maclean, The hidden agenda of Sigrid Sugden (Fiction)
2014 - Claire Eamer The World in your Lunchbox: The Wacky History and Weird Science of Everyday Foods (Nonfiction)
2014 - Gordan Korman - Ungifted (Fiction)
2013 - Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch, Last airlift: A Vietnamese orphan's rescue from war (Nonfiction)
2013 - Sarah Leach, Count me in (Fiction)
2012 - Valerie Wyatt, How to build your own country (Nonfiction)
2012 - Becky Citra, After the fire (Fiction)
2011 - Frieda Wishinsky & Elizabeth MacLeod Everything but the kitchen sink (Nonfiction)
2011 - Alma Fullerton
Libertad (Fiction)
2010 - Ann Love & Jane Drake Sweet!: the delicious story of candy (Nonfiction)
2010 - Christine Kilbourne
Dear Jo: the story of
losing Leah...and searching for hope (Fiction)