- Robert Wise: Shadowlands by Wes D. Gehring in the biography category
- Indianapolis: A City of Immigrants by M. Teresa Baer in the young adult nonfiction category
- Paint and Canvas: A Life of T. C. Steele by Rachel Berenson Perry in the young adult nonfiction category
Over the next two months a panel of sixty judges, librarians and booksellers only, will determine the winners. Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards, as well as Editor's Choice Prizes for fiction and nonfiction, will be announced at the American Library Association's annual conference in Chicago on Friday, June 28. ForeWord's Book of the Year Awards program was created to highlight the years most distinguished books from independent publishers.
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A sense of quietness.
Like a
young dove
in the breath
of a feeling,
with a tender
desire in the
light of a
dream....
Francesco Sinibaldi
It's a very noble thing to recognize and award books/writers from both small publishing houses and independent publishers because this helps them get a piece of the cake among the public because it gives the recognition and publicity.
Question though; Is there a bigger award in Indiana that a book can get other than ForeWord's Book of the Year Award especially from the independent publishers and small publishing houses?
Anybody who knows any essay writing book has ever won an award or ever been nominated for any award? Please share.
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