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Updated Monday, January 7, 2013 

 
 
 
SEQUOYAH WINNER ANNOUNCED!

Winner of the 2012 Sequoyah Children's Book Award is

Dragon Breath 
 by Ursula Vernon
 
 Winner of the 2012 Sequoyah Intermediate Award is
 
Positively
 
by Courtney Sheinmel 
 
 
 
We will start this year's Sequoyah Children's Reading Progam at Fisher in October. 
 
 

Sequoyah
The 2013 Sequoyah Masterlist is now available.  If you would like a copy please contact Mrs. Morgan at 735-4185 for information about how to get it. You can view the list below or on the Oklahoma Library Association Web site  (click on the picture of Sequoyah.)
 
The Sequoyah Book Awards program encourages the students of Oklahoma to read books of literary quality.  The first Sequoyah Children's book Award was given in April, 1959.  The books on the Sequoyah Masterlists are selected by the Sequoyah Reading Teams for literary excellence and appropriateness of content for the age group.  These masterlists are not intended to be an automatic recommendation of the books.




2013 Sequoyah Children's Book Award
Master List
 
Title
Author
The Strange Case of Origami Yoda         
Angleberger, Tom
The Fast and the Furriest
Behrens, Andy
Out of My Mind
Draper, Sharon
The Buffalo Are Back
George, Jean Craighead
How to Clean a Hippopotamus
Jenkins, Steve
Fish
Mone, Gregory
Black Elk's Vision: A Lakota Story
Nelson, S. D.
The Fantastic Secret of Owen Jester
O'Connor, Barbara
The Junkyard Wonders
Polacco, Patricia
Ruth and the Green Book
Ramsey, Calvin A.
Star in the Forest
Resau, Laura
Mirror Mirror: A Book of Reversible Verse
Singer, Marilyn
The Dancing Pancake
Spinelli, Eileen
Moon Over Manifest
Vanderpool, Clare
On the Blue Comet
Wells, Rosemary
 
 
2012 Intermediate Masterlist
 
                 Title                                                  Author
       
      The Danger Box                                                Balliett, Blue
      The Dead Boys                                                  Buckingham, Royce
      Crunch                                                              Connor, Leslie
      Blindsided                                                         Cummings, Priscilla
      Warriors in the Crossfire                                   Flood, Nancy Bo
      90 Miles to Havana                                            Flores-Galbis, Enrique
      A Crack in the Sky                                             Hughes, Mark Peter
      Sources of Light                                                 McMullan, Margaret
      Woods Runner                                                    Paulsen, Gary
      The Nightmarys                                                  Poblocki, Dan
      Scrawl: A Novel                                                 Shulman, Mark
      The Grimm Legacy                                              Shulman, Polly
      Saving Sky                                                         Stanley, Diane
      After Ever After                                               Sonnenblick, Jordan
      One Crazy Summer                                             Williams-Garcia, Rita
 
This year's Sequoyah events begin the first week in October.  Remember, there's a party in April for everyone who reads at least five books from the list. -- Mrs. Morgan
 
 
Sequoyah created the Cherokee syllabary, 86 symbols representing the different sounds in the Cherokee language.  A statue of him represents Oklahoma in the United States Capitol in Washington, D. C.  Sequoyah, Cherokee for "Lame One," was also known by his  English name, George Guess.  The Oklahoma Library Association honors Sequoyah with the annual award which is chosen by Oklahoma students.

 


 
 

 

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