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The Newbery Medal was named for eighteenth-century British bookseller John Newbery. It is awarded annually by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association, to the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children.

Year	Award	Author	Title	Download
2009	Medal Winner	Gaiman, Neil	The Graveyard Book
2009	Honors Book	Woodson, Jacqueline	After Tupac & D Foster	Pending Title [?]
2009	Honors Book	Engle, Margarita	The Surrender Tree: Poems Of Cuba's Struggle For Freedom
2009	Honors Book	Appelt, Kathi	The Underneath
2008	Medal Winner	Schlitz, Laura Ann	Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices From A Medieval Village
2008	Honors Book	Curtis, Christopher Paul	Elijah Of Buxton
2008	Honors Book	Schmidt, Gary D.	The Wednesday Wars
2008	Honors Book	Woodson, Jacqueline	Feathers
2007	Medal Winner	Patron, Susan	The Higher Power Of Lucky
2007	Honors Book	Holm, Jennifer L.	Penny From Heaven
2007	Honors Book	Larson, Kirby	Hattie Big Sky
2007	Honors Book	Lord, Cynthia	Rules
2006	Medal Winner	Perkins, Lynne Rae	Criss Cross
2006	Honors Book	Armstrong, Alan	Whittington
2006	Honors Book	Bartoletti, Susan Campbell	Hitler Youth: Growing Up In Hitler's Shadow
2006	Honors Book	Hale, Shannon	Princess Academy
2006	Honors Book	Woodson, Jacqueline	Show Way
2005	Medal Winner	Kadohata, Cynthia	Kira-Kira
2005	Honors Book	Choldenko, Gennifer	Al Capone Does My Shirts
2005	Honors Book	Freedman, Russell	The Voice That Challenged A Nation: Marian Anderson And The Struggle For Equal Rights
2005	Honors Book	Schmidt, Gary D.	Lizzie Bright And The Buckminster Boy
2004	Medal Winner	Dicamillo, Kate	The Tale Of Despereaux: Being The Story Of A Mouse, A Princess, Some Soup, And A Spool Of Thread
2004	Honors Book	Henkes, Kevin	Olive's Ocean
2004	Honors Book	Murphy, Jim	An American Plague: The True And Terrifying Story Of The Yellow Fever Epidemic Of 1793
2003	Medal Winner	Avi	Crispin: The Cross Of Lead