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| 2005 Winner |
- Remember: The Journey to School Integration by Toni Morrison
- Illustrated
Winner: Ellington Was Not a Street illustrated by Kadir A. Nelson,
written by Ntozake Shange
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|
2005 Honor Books |
- The Legend of Buddy Bush by Sheila P. Moses
- Who Am
I Without Him? Short Stories about Girls and Boys in their Lives by Sharon
G. Flake
- Fortune's Bones: The Manumission Requim by Marilyn Nelson
- Illustrated
Honor Books:
- God Bless the Child illustrated by Jerry Pinkney,
words by Billie Holiday and Arthur Herzog Jr.
- The People Could Fly:
The Picture Book illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon, written by Virginia
Hamilton
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| 2004
Winner |
- The First Part Last by Angela Johnson
- Illustrated Winner:
Beautiful Blackbird by Ashley Bryan
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|
2004 Honor Book |
- Days of Jubilee: The End of Slavery in the United States by Patricia
C. and Frederick L. McKissack
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| 2003
Winner | - Bronx Masquerade by Nikki Grimes
- Illustrated
Winner: Talkin' About Bessie: the Story of Aviator Elizabeth Coleman
by Nikki Grimes
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|
2003 Honor Books |
- The Red Rose Box by Brenda Woods
- Talkin' About Bessie:
the Story of Aviator Elizabeth Coleman by Nikki Grimes
- Illustrated
Honor Books:
- Rap a Tap: Here's Bojangles - Think of That illustrated
by Leo and Diane Dillon
- Visiting Langston illustrated by Bryan
Collier
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| 2002 Winner |
- The Land by Mildred Taylor
- Illustrated Winner:
- Goin'
Someplace Special illustrated by Jerry Pinkney; text by Patricia McKissack
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| 2002 Honor
Books | - Money-Hungry
by Sharon G. Flake
- Carver: A Life in Poems by Marilyn Nelson
- Illustrated
Honor Book:
- Martin's Big Words illustrated by Bryan Collier,
text by Doreen Rappoport
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| 2001
Winner | - Miracle's Boys by
Jacqueline Woodson
- Illustrated Winner:
- Uptown
by Bryan Collier
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| 2001
Honor Books | - Let It Shine! Stories
of Black Women Freedom Fighters by Andrea Davis Pinkney, illustrated by Stephen
Alcorn
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- Freedom River
by Bryan Collier
- Only Passing Through: The Story of Sojourner Truth
illustrated by R. Gregory Christie; text by Anne Rockwell
- Virgie Goes
to School with Us Boys illustrated by E.B. Lewis; text by Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Howard
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| 2000 Winner |
- Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis
- Illustrated
Winner:
- In the Time of the Drums illustrated by Brian
Pinkney, text by Kim L. Siegelson
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|
2000 Honor Books |
- Francie by Karen English
- Black Hands, White Sails: The Story
of African-American Whalers by Patricia C. and Frederick L. McKissack
- Monster
by Walter Dean Myers
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- My Rows
and Piles of Coins illustrated by E.B. Lewis, text by Tololwa M. Mollel
- Black
Cat by Christopher Myers
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1990s
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| 1999
Winner | - Heaven by Angela Johnson
- Illustrated
Winner:
- i see the rhythm illustrated by Michele Wood,
text by Toyomi Igus
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| 1999
Honor Book | - Jazmin's Notebook by
Nikki Grimes
- Breaking Ground, Breaking Silence: The Story of New York's
African Burial Ground by Joyce Hansen and Gary McGowan
- The Other
Side: Shorter Poems by Angela Johnson
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- I
Have Heard of a Land illustrated by Floyd Cooper, text by Joyce Carol Thomas
- The
Bat Boy and His Violin illustrated by E.B. Lewis, text by Gavin Curtis
- Duke
Ellington: The Piano Prince and His Orchestra illustrated by Brian Pinkney,
text by Andrea Davis Pinkney
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| 1998
Winner | - Forged by Fire by Sharon M. Draper
- Illustrated
Winner:
- In Daddy's Arms I am Tall: African Americans Celebrating
Fathers illustrated by Javaka Steptoe, text by Alan Schroeder
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| 1998 Honor Books |
- Bayard Rustin: Behind the Scenes of the Civil Rights Movement
by James Haskins
- I Thought My Soul Would Rise and Fly: the Diary of
Patsy, a Freed Girl by Joyce Hansen
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- ABC
of African Poetry by Ashley Bryan
- Harlem illustrated by Christopher
Myers, text by Walter Dean Myers
- Hunterman and the Crocodile by
Baba Wague Diakite
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| 1997
Winner | - Slam by Walter Dean Myers
- Illustrated
Winner:
- Minty: A story of Young Harriet Tubman illustrated
by Jerry Pinkney, text by Alan Schroeder
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|
1997 Honor Books | - Rebels
Against Slavery: American Slave Revolts by Patricia C. & Frederick L.
McKissack
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- Palm of My Heart:
Poetry by African American Children illustrated by Gregorie Christie, edited
by Davida Adedjouma
- Running the Road to ABC illustrated by Reynold
Ruffins, text by Denize Lauture
- Neeny Coming, Neeny Going illustrated
by Synthia Saint James, text by Karen English
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| 1996
Winner | - Her Stories by Virginia
Hamilton
- Illustrated Winner:
- The Middle Passage:
White Ships Black Cargo by Tom Feelings
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|
1996 Honor Books |
- The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis
- Like
Sisters on the Homefront by Rita Williams-Garcia
- From the Notebooks
of Melanin Sun by Jacqueline Woodson
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- Her
Stories illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon, text by Virginia Hamilton
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| 1995 Winner |
- Christmas in the Big House, Christmas in the Quarters by Patricia C.
& Frederick L. McKissack
- Illustrated Winner:
- The
Creation illustrated by James Ransome, text by James Weldon Johnson
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| 1995 Honor Books |
- The Captive by Joyce Hansen
- I Hadn't Meant to Tell
You This by Jacqueline Woodson
- Black Diamond: Story of the Negro
Baseball League by Patricia C. & Frederick L. McKissack
- Illustrated
Honor Books:
- The Singing Man illustrated by Terea Shaffer,
text by Angela Shelf Medearis
- Meet Danitra Brown illustrated by
Floyd Cooper, text by Nikki Grimes
|
| 1994
Winner | - Toning the Sweep by Angela Johnson
- Illustrated
Winner:
- Soul Looks Back in Wonder illustrated by Tom Feelings,
text ed. by Phyllis Fogelman
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|
1994 Honor Books |
- Brown Honey in Broom Wheat Tea by Joyce Carol Thomas, illustrated
by Floyd Cooper
- Malcom X: By Any Means Necessary by Walter Dean
Myers
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- Brown Honey in Broom
Wheat Tea by Joyce Carol Thomas, illustrated by Floyd Cooper
- Uncle
Jed's Barbershop illustrated by James Ransome, text by Margaree King Mitchell
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| 1993 Winner |
- Dark Thirty: Southern Tales of the Supernatural by Patricia A.
McKissack
- Illustrated Winner:
- The Origin of Life on
Earth: an African Creation Myth illustrated by Kathleen Atkins Wilson, retold
by David A. Anderson
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| 1993
Honor Books | - Mississippi Challenge
by Mildred Pitts Walter
- Sojourner Truth: Ain't I a Woman? by Patricia
C. & Frederick L. McKissack
- Somewhere in the Darkness by Walter
Dean Myers
- Night on Neighborhood Street by Eloise Greenfield, illustrated
by Jan Spivey Gilchrist
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- Little
Eight John, illustrated by Wil Clay, text by Jan Wahl
- Sukey and
the Mermaid illustrated by Brian Pinkney, text by Robert San Souci
-
Working Cotton illustrated by Carole Byard, text by Sherley Anne Williams
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| 1992 Winner |
- Now is Your Time: the African American Struggle for Freedom by Walter
Dean Myers
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| 1992
Honor Book | - Night on Neighborhood Street
by Eloise Greenfield, illustrated by Jan Spivey Gilchrist
- Illustrated
Honor Books:
- All Night, All Day: A Child's First Book of African
American Spirituals, illustrated and selected by Ashley Bryan
- Night
on Neighborhood Street, illustrated by Jan Spivey Gilchrist, text by Eloise
Greenfield
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| 1991 Winner |
- The Road to Memphis by Mildred D. Taylor
- Illustrated
Winner:
- Aida, illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon, text by
Leontyne Price
|
| 1991
Honor Book | - Black Dance in America
by James Haskins
- When I Am Old With You by Angela Johnson
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| 1990 Winner |
- A Long Hard Journey: the Story of the Pullman Porter by Patricia C.
& Frederick L. McKissack
- Night on Neighborhood Street by Eloise
Greenfield, illustrated by Jan Spivey Gilchrist
- Illustrated Winner:
- Nathaniel
Talking illustrated by Jan Spivey Gilchrist, text by Eloise Greenfield
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| 1990 Honor
Books | - Nathaniel Talking
by Eloise Greenfield, illustrated by Jan Spivey Gilchrist
- The Bells
of Christmas by Virginia Hamilton
- Martin Luther King, Jr., and
the Freedom Movement by Lillie Patterson
- Night on Neighborhood
Street by Eloise Greenfield, illustrated by Jan Spivey Gilchrist
- Illustrated
Honor Books:
- The Talking Eggs illustrated by Jerry Pinkney,
text by Robert San Souci
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| 1989
Winner | - Fallen Angels by Walter Dean Myers
- Illustrated
Winner:
- Mirandy and Brother Wind, illustrated by Jerry Pinkney,
text by Patricia McKissack
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|
1989 Honor Books | - A
Thief in the Village and Other Stories by James Berry
- AnthonyBurns:
the Defeat and Triumph of a Fugitive Slave by Virginia Hamilton
- Illustrated
Honor Books:
- Under the Sunday Tree, illustrated by Amos Ferguson,
text by Eloisie Greenfield
- Storm in the Night illustrated by Pat
Cummings, text by Mary Stolz
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|
1988 Winner | - The Friendship
by Mildred L. Taylor
- Illustrated Winner:
- Mufaro's Beautiful
Daughters: an African Tale by John Steptoe
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|
1988 Honor Books | - An
Enchanted Hair Tale by Alexis De Veaux
- The Tales of Uncle Remus:
The Adventures of Brer Rabbit by Julius Lester
- Illustrated Honor
Books:
- What a Morning! The Christmas Story in Black Spirituals
illustrated by Ashley Bryan, selected by John Langstaff
|
| 1987 Winner | - Justin
and the Best Biscuits in the World by Mildred Pitts Walter
- Illustrated
Winner:
- Half a Moon and One Whole Star illustrated by Jerry
Pinkney, text by Crescent Dragonwagon
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|
1987 Honor Books | - Lion
and the Ostrich Chicks and Other African Folk Tales by Ashley Bryan
- Which
Way Freedom by Joyce Hansen
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- Lion
and the Osrich Chicks and Other African Folk Tales by Ashley Bryan
- C.L.O.U.D.S.
by Pat Cummings
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| 1986
Winner | - The People Could Fly: American Black
Folktales by Virginia Hamilton, illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon
- Illustrated
Winner:
- The Patchwork Quilt illustrated by Jerry Pinkney, text
by Valerie Flournoy
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|
1986 Honor Books |
- Junius Over Far by Virginia Hamilton
- Trouble's Child
by Mildred Pitts Walter
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- The
People Could Fly: American Black Folktales illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon,
text by Virginia Hamilton
|
| 1985
Winner | - Motown and Didi by
Walter Dean Myers
- Illustrated Winner:
- No Award
|
| 1985 Honor Books |
- Circle of God by Candy Dawson
- A Little Love by
Virginia Hamilton
|
| 1984
Winner | - Everett Anderson's Good-bye by
Lucille Clifton
- Special Citation:
- The Words of Martin
Luther King, Jr., Coretta Scott King, compiler
- Illustrated Winner:
- My
Mama Needs Me illustrated by Pat Cummings, text by Mildren Pitts Walter
|
| 1984 Honor Books |
- The Magical Adventures of Pretty Pearl by Virginia Hamilton
- Lena
Horne by James Haskins
- Bright Shadow by Joyce Carol Thomas
- Because
We Are by Mildred Pitts Walter
|
| 1983
Winner | - Sweet Whispers, Brother Rush by
Virginia Hamilton
- Illustrated Winner:
- Black Child
by Peter Mugabane
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| 1983
Honor Books | - This Strange New Feeling
by Julius Lester
- Illustrated Honor Books:
- All the Colors
of the Race illustrated by John Steptoe, text by Arnold Adoff
- I'm
Going to Sing: Black American Spirituals illustrated by Ashley Bryan
- Just
Us Women illustrated by Pat Cummings, text by Jeanette Caines
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| 1982 Winner |
- Let the Circle Be Unbroken by Mildred D. Taylor
- Illustrated
Winner:
- Mother Crocodile; an Uncle Amadou Tale from Sengal
illustrated by John Steptoe; text by Rosa Guy
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|
1982 Honor Books | - Rainbow
Jordan by Alice Childress
- Lou in the Limelight by Kristin Hunter
- Mary:
An Autobiography by Mary E. Mebane
- Illustrated Honor Book:
- Daydreamers
illustrated by Tom Feelings, text by Eloise Greenfield
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| 1981 Winner |
- The Life of Sidney Poitier
- Illustrated Winner:
- Beat
the Story Drum, Pum-Pum by Ashley De Veaux
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|
1981 Honor Books | - Don't
Explain: A Song of Billie Holiday by Alexis de Veaux
- Illustrated
Honor Books:
- Grandma's Joy illustrated by Carole Byard, text
by Eloise Greenfield
- Count on Your Fingers African Style, illustrated
by Jerry Pinkney, text by Claudia Zaslavsky
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| 1980
Winner | - The Young Landlords by Walter
Dean Myers
- Illustrated Winner:
- Cornrows illustrated
by Carole Byard, text by Camille Yarborough
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|
1980 Honor Books | - Movin'
Up by Berry Gordy
- Childtimes: A Three-Generation Memoir by
Eloise Greenfield and Lessie Jones Little
- Andrew Young: Young Man With
a Mission by James Haskins
- James Van Der Zee: The Picture Takin'
Man by James Haskins
- Let the Lion Eat Straw by Ellease Southerland
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| 1979 Winner |
- Escape to Freedom by Ossie Davis
- Illustrated Winner:
- Something
on My Mind, illustrated by Tom Feelings; text by Nikki Grimes
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| | - Benjamin Banneker by
Lilly Patterson
- I Have a Sister, My Sister is Deaf by Jeanne W.
Peterson
- Justice and Her Brothers by Virginia Hamilton
- Skates
of Uncle Richard by Carol Fenner
|
| 1978
Winner | - Africa Dream by Eloise Greenfield,
illustrated by Carole Bayard
- Illustrated Winner:
- Africa
Dream, illustrated by Carole Bayard, text by Eloise Greenfield
|
| 1978 Honor Books |
- The Days When the Animals Talked: Black Folk Tales and How They Came
to Be by William J. Faulkner
- Marvin and Tige by Frankcina Glass
- Mary
McCleod Bethune by Eloise Greenfield
- Barbara Jordan by James
Haskins
- Coretta Scott King by Lillie Patterson
- Portia:
The Life of Portia Washington Pittman, the Daughter of Booker T. Washington by
Ruth Ann Stewart
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| 1977
Winner | - The Story of Stevie Wonder by
James Haskins
- Illustrated Winner:
- No Award
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| 1977 Honor Books |
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| 1976
Winner | - Duey's Tale by Pearl Bailey
- Illustrated
Winner:
- No Award
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1976 Honor Books | |
| 1975
Winner | - The Legend of Africana
by Dorothy Robinson
- Illustrated Winner:
- No Award
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| 1975 Honor Book |
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| 1974
Winner | - Ray Charles by Sharon Bell Mathis,
illustrated by George Ford
- Illustrated Winner:
- Ray Charles
by Sharon Bell Mathis, illustrated by George Ford
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| 1974 Honor Book |
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note that prior to 1974, the CSK Award was given to authors only. |
| 1973 Winner |
- I Never Had it Made: the Autobiography of Jackie Robinson, as told
to Alfred Duckett
|
| 1972
Winner | - 17 Black Artists by Elton C. Fax
|
| 1971 Winner |
- Black Troubador: Langston Hughes by Charlemae Rollins
|
| 1970 Winner |
- Martin Luther King, Jr.: Man of Peace by Lillie Patterson
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