Template:Carnegie Medal - All The Tropes

v t e Carnegie Medal Winners
1936–1950	1936: Pigeon Post (Arthur Ransome) 1937: The Family from One End Street (Eve Garnett) 1938: The Circus Is Coming (Noel Streatfeild) 1939: The Radium Woman (Eleanor Doorly) 1940: Visitors from London (Kitty Barne) 1941: We Couldn't Leave Dinah (Mary Treadgold) 1942: The Little Grey Men (BB (D. J. Watkins-Pitchford)) 1943: No Award 1944: The Wind on the Moon (Eric Linklater) 1945: No Award 1946: The Little White Horse (Elizabeth Goudge) 1947: Collected Stories for Children (Walter de la Mare) 1948: Sea Change (Richard Armstrong) 1949: The Story of Your Home (Agnes Allen) 1950: The Lark on the Wing (Elfrida Vipont)
1951–1975	1951: The Wool-Pack (Cynthia Harnett) 1952: The Borrowers (Mary Norton) 1953: A Valley Grows Up (Edward Osmond) 1954: Knight Crusader (Ronald Welch (Felton Ronald Oliver)) 1955: The Little Bookroom (Eleanor Farjeon) 1956: The Last Battle (C. S. Lewis) 1957: A Grass Rope (William Mayne) 1958: Tom's Midnight Garden (Philippa Pearce) 1959: The Lantern Bearers (Rosemary Sutcliff) 1960: The Making of Man (Ian Wolfran Cornwall) 1961: A Stranger at Green Knowe (Lucy M. Boston) 1962: The Twelve and the Genii (Pauline Clarke) 1963: Time of Trial (Hester Burton) 1964: Nordy Bank (Sheena Porter) 1965: The Grange at High Force (Philip Turner) 1966: No Award 1967: The Owl Service (Alan Garner) 1968: The Moon in the Cloud (Rosemary Harris) 1969: The Edge of the Cloud (K. M. Peyton) 1970: The God Beneath the Sea (Leon Garfield and Edward Blishen) 1971: Josh (Ivan Southall) 1972: Watership Down (Richard Adams) 1973: The Ghost of Thomas Kempe (Penelope Lively) 1974: The Stronghold (Mollie Hunter) 1975: The Machine Gunners (Robert Westall)
1976–2000	1976: Thunder and Lightnings (Jan Mark) 1977: The Turbulent Term of Tyke Tiler (Gene Kemp) 1978: The Exeter Blitz (David Rees) 1979: Tulku (Peter Dickinson) 1980: City of Gold and other stories from the Old Testament (Peter Dickinson) 1981: The Scarecrows (Robert Westall) 1982: The Haunting (Margaret Mahy) 1983: Handles (Jan Mark) 1984: The Changeover (Margaret Mahy) 1985: Storm (Kevin Crossley-Holland) 1986: Granny Was a Buffer Girl (Berlie Doherty) 1987: The Ghost Drum (Susan Price) 1988: A Pack of Lies (Geraldine McCaughrean) 1989: Goggle-Eyes (Anne Fine) 1990: Wolf (Gillian Cross) 1991: Dear Nobody (Berlie Doherty) 1992: Flour Babies (Anne Fine) 1993: Stone Cold (Robert Swindells) 1994: Whispers in the Graveyard (Theresa Breslin) 1995: Northern Lights (Philip Pullman) 1996: Junk (Melvin Burgess) 1997: River Boy (Tim Bowler) 1998: Skellig (David Almond) 1999: Postcards from No Man's Land (Aidan Chambers) 2000: The Other Side of Truth (Beverley Naidoo)
2001–2025	2001: The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents (Terry Pratchett) 2002: Ruby Holler (Sharon Creech) 2003: A Gathering Light (Jennifer Donnelly) 2004: Millions (Frank Cottrell Boyce) 2005: Tamar (Mal Peet) 2007: Just in Case (Meg Rosoff) 2008: Here Lies Arthur (Philip Reeve) 2009: Bog Child (Siobhan Dowd) 2010: The Graveyard Book (Neil Gaiman) 2011: Monsters of Men (Patrick Ness) 2012: A Monster Calls (Patrick Ness) 2013: Maggot Moon (Sally Gardner) 2014: The Bunker Diary (Kevin Brooks) 2015: Buffalo Soldier (Tanya Landman) 2016: One (Sarah Crossan) 2017: Salt to the Sea (Ruta Sepetys) 2018: Where the World Ends (Geraldine McCaughrean) 2019: The Poet X (Elizabeth Acevedo) 2020: Lark (Anthony McGowan) 2021: Look Both Ways (Jason Reynolds) 2022: October, October (Katya Balen)
The award date is the year of publication before 2006, the year of presentation after 2006. Thus, there is no entry for 2006.

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