Newbery Medal (John Newbery Medal) じょん・にゅーべりー・めだる
Edition 15 (1936)
Winners
5 peopleA semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story about a spirited girl who slowly finds her place through family and community life on the Wisconsin frontier. The book balances adventure with an affectionate picture of pioneer living.
A free-spirited girl grows stronger over one turbulent frontier winter.
This humorous children’s story, based on a true incident, follows a small northern town after a moose wanders in and refuses to leave. The boys’ efforts to cope with the visitor give the book its warmth and charm.
A moose in town turns a winter story into an unforgettable local episode.
Set in the Hungarian countryside, the novel follows a lively girl named Kate as she lives with her uncle’s family and slowly learns the rhythms of rural life. It is a warm coming-of-age story shaped by the author’s own childhood impressions.
A headstrong girl discovers how family and country life can change her.
This fictionalized biography traces Walter Scott’s childhood and youth in Edinburgh, showing the experiences that helped shape a future novelist. It presents literary awakening as part of a vivid historical setting.
A boy’s early life becomes the ground from which a major writer grows.
A sea-going adventure follows a boy who helps out on the legendary clipper Flying Cloud and learns the craft and discipline of life under sail. The book combines historical detail with the excitement of a record-breaking voyage.
A famous clipper ship gives one boy a larger horizon than he ever expected.