In addition to recommending books from the winners and the shortlist nominees, the Hans Christian Andersen Jury has created a list of outstanding titles from other 2022, 2020 and 2018 Award nominees that they felt were important enough to merit translation everywhere so that children around the world could read them.
How exciting to see an Australian book on this prestigious book list. What a great year we are having - our Australian author Margaret Wild also made the HCAA short list.
2022 HCA Jury recommends...
1.The Astronaut’s Cat, illustrated and written by Tohby Riddle (Australia). Published by Allen & Unwin
2. Der König und das Meer (The king and the sea), written by Heinz Janisch (Austria), illustrated by Wolf Erlbruch. Published by Hanser Verlag.
3. Die kleine Waldfibel (The little forest primer), illustrated and written by Linda Wolfsgruber (Austria). Published by Kunstanstifter.
4. Bjorn le Morphir (Bjorn the morphir), written by Thomas Lavachery (Belgium). Published by l’école des loisirs.
5. A Moça Tecelã (The weaver girl), written by Marina Colasanti (Brazil), designed by Demóstenes Vargas. Published by Global Editora.
6. Benjamina, illustrated and written by Nelson Cruz (Brazil). Published by Editora Miguilim.
7. 小石狮 (The little stone lion), illustrated and written by Xiong Liang (China). Published by Tomorrow Publishing House.
8. Sirli, Siim ja saladused (Sirli, Siim and the secrets), written by Andrus Kiviráhk (Estonia), illustrated by Ilmar Trull. Published by Kirjastus Varrak.
9. Kōv (Ear), illustrated and written by Piret Raud (Estonia). Published by Tánapáev.
10. Τάτα (Tata), illustrated and written by Iris Samartzi (Greece). Published by Ikaros Books.
11. A nyúlformájú kutya (The rabbit-shaped dog), written and illustrated by Dániel András (Hungary). Published by Tilos az Á Köyvek.
12. (Western Seventh Floor), written by Jamshid Khanian (Iran). Published by Ofoq Books.
13. AHOI! Plūdi Daugavā (Ahoi! Floods in the Daugava), illustrated by Aleksejs Naumovs (Latvia), written by Juris Zvirgzdinš. Published by Zvaigzne ABC.
14. الفتاةُ†اللَّيلكيةُ (The lilac girl), illustrated by Sinan Hallak (Lebanon), written by Ibtissam Barakat. Published by the Tamer Institute for Community Education.
15. (1945, Cheolwon), written by Yi Hyeon (Rep. Korea). Published by Changbi Publishers.
16. Svetilnik (The lighthouse), illustrated and written by Damijan Stepančič (Slovenia). Published by Miš založba.
17. Libro de Lluvia (The book of rain), illustrated and designed by Elena Odriozola (Spain), written by Juan Kruz Igerabide, music by Oihane Igerabide. Published by Cénlit Ediciones.
18. Farfars mammas sofa (Granddad’s mother’s sofa), illustrated and written by Anna Bengtsson (Sweden). Published by Alfabeta bokförlag AB.
19. Les yeux de Bianca (Bianca’s eyes), illustrated by Catherine Louis (Switzerland), written by Marie Sellier. Published by Éditions Loisirs et Pédagogie grandir.
20. Prairie Lotus, written by Linda Sue Park (USA). Published by Clarion Books.
Take a look at previous lists here.
I was excited to see this terrific book listed:
n’ Goeie dag vir boomklim (A good day for climbing trees), written by Jaco Jacobs (South Africa).
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