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The Canadian Library Association Young Adult Book Award is a literary award that annually recognizes one Canadian book of young adult fiction. The book must be written in English and published in Canada during the preceding year (and nominated by the end of November). The writer must be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada.〔 The Young Adult Book Award is administered and presented by the Canadian Library Association. It was established by the Saskewatchan Library Association in 1980〔 and inaugurated by an award to Kevin Major of Newfoundland for ''Far from Shore'', published by Clarke, Irwin & Company of Toronto.〔 The companion CLA Book of the Year for Children Award was inaugurated in 1947 and has been presented annually without exception from 1963.〔 As of 2015, two of its criteria are "appeal to children up to and including age 12" and "creative (i.e., original) writing (i.e., fiction, poetry, narrative, non-fiction, retelling of traditional literature)".〔 Corresponding criteria for the YA Book Award are "() to young adults between the ages of 13 and 18" and "fiction (novel, collection of short stories, or graphic novel)".〔 == Winners == During its first 35 years to 2015, the award recognized one book each year.〔 With few exceptions, if any, the books were first published during the year preceding the award, in Canada and perhaps elsewhere. * 1981 Kevin Major, ''Far from Shore'' (Clarke, Irwin & Company) * 1982 Jamie Brown, ''Superbike'' (Clarke, Irwin) * 1983 Monica Hughes, ''Hunter in the Dark'' (Clarke, Irwin) * 1984 O. R. Melling, ''The Druid's Tune'' (Penguin) * 1985 Mary-Ellen Lang Collura, ''Winners'' (Saskatoon, SK: Western Producer Prairie Books) * 1986 Marianne Brandis, ''The Quarter-Pie Window'' (The Porcupine's Quill) * 1987 Janet Lunn, ''Shadow in Hawthorn Bay'' (Lester & Orpen Dennys) * 1988 Margaret Buffie, ''Who is Frances Rain?'' (Kids Can Press) * 1989 Helen Fogwill Porter, ''January, February, June or July'' (Breakwater Books) * 1990 Diana Wieler, ''Bad Boy'' (Groundwood) * 1991 Budge Wilson, ''The Leaving'' (House of Anansi Press) * 1992 Susan Lynn Reynolds, ''Strandia'' (HarperCollins) * 1993 Karleen Bradford, ''There Will be Wolves'' (HarperCollins) * 1994 Sean Stewart, ''Nobody's Son'' (Maxwell Macmillan) * 1995 Julie Johnston, ''Adam and Eve and Pinch-Me'' (Lester) * 1996 Tim Wynne-Jones, ''The Maestro'' (Groundwood Books/Douglas & McIntyre) * 1997 R. P. MacIntyre, ''Takes: Stories for Young Adults'' (Thistledown) * 1998 Martha Brooks, ''Bone Dance'' (Groundwood/Douglas & McIntyre) * 1999 Gayle Friesen, ''Janey's Girl'' (Kids Can) * 2000 Katherine Holubitsky, ''Alone at Ninety Foot'' (Orca Book Publishers) * 2001 Beth Goobie, ''Before Wings'' (Orca) * 2002 William Bell, ''Stones'' (Doubleday Canada) * 2003 Martha Brooks, ''True Confessions of a Heartless Girl'' (Groundwood/Douglas & McIntyre) * 2004 Polly Horvath, ''The Canning Season'' (Groundwood/Douglas & McIntyre) * * 2005 Miriam Toews, ''A Complicated Kindness'' (Alfred A. Knopf Canada) * 2006 Shyam Selvadurai, ''Swimming in the Monsoon Sea'' (Tundra Books) * 2007 William Bell, ''The Blue Helmet'' (Doubleday) * 2008 Martha Brooks, ''Mistik Lake'' (Groundwood) * 2009 Allan Stratton, ''Chanda's Wars'' (HarperCollins) * 2010 Lesley Livingston, ''Wondrous Strange'' (HarperCollins) * 2011 Kenneth Oppel, ''Half Brother'' (HarperCollins) * 2012 Catherine Austen, ''All Good Children'' (Orca) * 2013 Martine Leavitt, ''My Book of Life by Angel'' (Groundwood, House of Anansi Press) * 2014 Karen Bass, ''Graffiti Knight'' (Pajama Press) * 2015 Mariko Tamaki and Jillian Tamaki, ''This One Summer'' (Groundwood) * 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Canadian Library Association Young Adult Book Award」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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