Winners 2021
Below is a list of the 2021 WINNERS in The Wishing Shelf Book Awards. The children's books were read and judged by children in 8 UK primary and secondary schools, the adult books by 2 Reading Groups, 1 in London and 1 in Stockholm. The books were marked according to EDITING, THEME, STYLE, COVER and, in the case of many of the children's books, ILLUSTRATIONS.
Jump straight to:
- Category 1: Pre-school picture books
- Category 2: Books for 6 - 8 year olds
- Category 3: Books for 9 - 12 year olds
- Category 4: Books for Teenagers
- Category 5: Books for adults (fiction)
- Category 6: Books for Adults (non-fiction)
- Category 7: Audio Book - Children/Young Adult
- Category 8: Audio Book - Adult
- Category 9: Best Book Cover - Children/Young Adult
- Category 10: Best Book Cover - Adult
If you happen to be looking for a good read, the readers at The Wishing Shelf Awards thoroughly recommend the following:

Bronze
Olive the Worrying Wiener: A Short Tale about a Particularly Long Dog
Author: Ally Arena
Illustrator: Rafaela Sukiyama

Bronze
Sticky Icky Vicky: Courage over Fear
Author: Alysia Ssentamu, Michael Ssentamu
Illustrator: Noor Alshalabi

Bronze
Audacious Goals, Remarkable Results: How an Explorer, an Engineer and a Statesman shaped our Modern World
Author: Brad Borkan and David Hirzel

Gold
The Girl Who Looked Beyond the Stars: Sheena Meyer
Author: L. B. Anne
Performed by: Alaura Howery

Silver
Amanda Lester and the Pink Sugar Conspiracy
Author: Paula Berinstein
Performed by: Allan Corduner

Silver
My Memory Told Me a Secret
Author: Jeremy C. Bradley-Silverio Donato
Performed by: Matthew Lyon
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Secrets of a Social Butterfly
How I unstuck my life
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Scaredy cat finds courage,
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A Misfortunate Misfit
Incredible true story of a
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Wild Asses of Mojave Desert
“Funny & tender, moving &
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Don't Look Too Tasty
Hungry aliens, missing
friends. Who can you trust?
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Moonshine Mesa
Why are bees, crows, & humans
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A Trip From God, Book 1
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Middle-grade portal
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by Gayle Torrens
Moving Men by Karene Horst
A modern novel, relationships
% the scars they leave behind
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The Toad from Outer Space
A cautionary tale about a
toad-ily historic space flight
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Oscar and Friends...
will help you along, sharing
a world where everyone belongs
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Hanna’s Ascent
A lyrical story of transgender
history and triumph
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THE DARK PLACES NOVELS
Paranormal thrillers to
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THE IMPROBABLE WONDERS OF
MOOJIE LITTLEMAN "Visionary,
magical, rich" -MC WEEKLY
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Gigglet Goes to School
Get your giggle on with
Gigglet. Perfect for 0 - 6 yrs
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RAVEN'S GRAVE Charlotte Stuart
Betrayal and death in
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Momma Llama World
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THOSE DARN STRIPES
A genuine read opening the
doors on love, life, & meaning
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Clifftop Farm in Wartime
A story of WW2
evacuated children
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LoveVortex ... Drakor's Curse
A voyage into the unknown -
and a terrible curse.
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Clouds on the Ground
Poems exploring natural beauty
and the realm of dreams
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Moonshine Mesa
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humans dying at the Mesa?
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DREAMER OF DESTINY
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