RUSA's Book and Media Awards for
2017 were announced Sunday evening, 01/22/17 during the ALA Midwinter
Conference in Atlanta, GA. If you haven't already seen the lists of
winners or are looking for a great display idea, here are some
links that may be of interest:
2017 Reading List - the best Adult fiction of the year in eight different genre categories, plus a short list of four honor titles for each genre
2017 Listen List
- "... highlights extraordinary narrators and listening experiences
that merit special attention by a general adult audience and the
librarians who advise them." A list of twelve adult audiobooks each with
three listen-alikes.
2017 Notable Books
- "... an annual best-of list comprised of twenty-six titles written
for adult readers and published in the U.S. including literary fiction,
nonfiction and poetry."
2017 Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction
- "... recognize(s) the best fiction and nonfiction books for adult
readers published in the U.S. in the previous year." Information about
all of the finalists can be found on the Andrew Carnegie site.
2017 Sophie Brody Medal
- "... given to encourage, recognize and commend outstanding
achievement in Jewish literature. Works for adults published in the
United States in the preceding year are eligible for the award." There
is also a list of Honorable mentions.
Winners of other RUSA Book and Media Awards can be found on the RUSA Update - News site. There are links to the press releases for the 2017 Louis Shores and Zora Neale Hurston awards as well as for the Dartmouth Medal, the Outstanding Reference Sources, and the Best of the Best Business Reference Websites among others.
Interested in the awards for children's and teen books? On Monday morning, January 23rd, the 2017 ALA Youth Media Awards were announced. The full list of winners and honor books can be found at the ALA News site.
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