The Maryland Black-Eyed-Susan award honors exemplary children's books.
Sponsored by the Maryland Association of School Librarians, Maryland students
are able to vote for their favorite title. The winners are announced in
May.
To be eligible to vote, students must read eight or more picture books,
and/or three or more novels. Tulip Grove school library has at least one
copy of each of the books; students may find copies at the public library or
elsewhere as well.
Picture Books (2009-10)
- Bateman, Teresa Fiona's luck
- Berne, Jennifer Manfish : a story of Jacques Cousteau
- Cyrus, Kurt Tadpole Rex
- Ernst, Lisa Campbell The Gingerbread Girl
- Fletcher, Susan Dadblamed Union Army cow
- Hopkinson, Deborah Abe Lincoln crosses a creek : a tall, thin tale
- Keller, Laurie Do unto otters : a book about manners
- LaRochelle, David The end
- Mitchell, Susan K The rainforest grew all around
- Smith, Lane Madam President
- Stevens, Janet Help me, Mr. Mutt! : expert answers for dogs with
people problems
- Thoms, Susan Collins Cesar takes a break
- Watt, Melanie Chester
- Weatherford, Carole Boston I, Matthew Henson : polar explorer
- Willis, Jeanne Daft Bat
Chapter Books 2009-10 (Grades 4-6)
- Frazier, Sundee T. Brendan Buckleys universe and everything in it
- Frost, Helen Diamond Willow
- Funke, Cornelia Igraine the brave
- Haig, Matt Samuel Blink and the forbidden forest
- Korman, Gordon Swindle
- Law, Ingrid Savvy
- Ryan, Pam Munoz Paint the wind
- Thomson, Sarah Dragons egg
- Urban, Linda A crooked kind of perfect
- Woodruff, Elvira - Fearless
A list of the nominees for Grades 6-9 and for High School
students may be found at the
MASL website.