Michigan Author is 2006 Newbery Medal Winner
Barbara Barstow, chair of the ALA's selection committee had this to say about the award and what it means for an author: "When a book is named a Newbery winner, it means that probably every public library in the nation, and most schools in the nation, will have a copy of this book. Plus, it will be one that will be gifted to children everywhere. It will be discussed, and it will probably never go out of print, so this will change her life significantly." Great quote: ""I had planned on spending the day walking around my little town with my mouth hung open," said Perkins, who lives in Suttons Bay, Michigan. "But I have to be in New York to be on the 'Today' show." More about the Newbery Medal from the American Library Association Related AreasNorthwest MichiganArticles Community > History & Libraries Five Things You Need to Know about Michigan Shopping Shopping > Books, Music & Video
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