CLA Young Adult Book Award
Canadian Library Association, Young Adult Special Interest Group.
Established 1980. Presented annually for creative literature: novel, play, or poetry. Work must be written by a Canadian and published in Canada. The award was originally established by the Saskatchewan Library Association.
- 1997 - R.P. MacIntyre, editor, Takes: Stories for Young Adults (Thistledown)
Honour Books for 1997:
- O.R. Melling, My Blue Country (Viking/Penguin)
- Janet McNaughton, To Dance at the Palais Royale (Tuckamore)
- 1996 - Tim Wynne-Jones, The Maestro (Groundwood)
Honour Books for 1996:
- Priscilla Galloway, Truly Grim Tales (Lester)
- Welwyn Wilton Katz, Out of the Dark (Groundwood)
- Michele Marineau, The Road to Chlifa (Red Deer College)
- 1995 - Julie Johnson, Adam and Eve and Pinch Me
- 1994 - Sean Stewart, Nobody's Son
- 1993 - Karleen Bradford, There Will Be Wolves
- 1992 - Susan Lynn Reynold, Strandia
- 1991 - Budge Wilson, The Leaving
- 1990 - Diana Wieler, Bad Boy
- 1989 - Margaret Buffie, Who Is Frances Rain?
- 1988 - Helen Fogwell Porter, January, February, June or July
- 1987 - Janet Lunn, Shadow in Hawthorn Bay
- 1986 - Marianne Brandis, The Quarter-Pie Window
- 1985 - Mary-Ellen Lang Collura, Winners
- 1984 - O.R. Melling, The Druid's Tune
- 1983 - Monica Hughes, Hunter in the Dark
- 1982 - Jamie Brown, Superbike
- 1981 - Kevin Major, Far from Shore
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