SLA Information Book Award Shortlist 2024

 



Age 0-7

  • Darwin’s Super-Pooping Worm Spectacular, Polly Owen, illustrated by Gwen Millward (The Quarto Group) 
  • Salat in Secret, Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow, illustrated by Hatem Aly (Andersen Press) 
  • That’s Mathematics, Chris Smith (based on lyrics by Tom Lehrer), illustrated by Elīna Brasliņa (Mama Makes Books) 
  • Welcome to Our Table: A Celebration of What Children Eat Everywhere, Laura Mucha & Ed Smith, illustrated by Harriet Lynas (Nosy Crow) 

Age 8-12 

  • Hear Our Voices, Radhika Natarajan & Chao Tayiana, illustrated by Alexander Mostov (The Quarto Group) 
  • Human 2.0, Patrick Kane, illustrated by Samuel Rodriguez (Big Picture Press) 
  • Lessons From Our Ancestors, Raksha Dave, illustrated by Kimberlie Clinthorne-Wong (Magic Cat) 
  • Unspoken, Kwame Alexander, illustrated by Dare Coulter (Andersen Press) 

Age 13-16 

  • Lads, Alan Bissett (Hachette Children's Group: Wren & Rook) 
  • Story of Now, Shelina Janmohamed, illustrated by Laura Greenan (Hachette Children’s Group) 
  • Welcome to the Arts: Dance, Alistair Spalding, illustrated by Jason Raish (Big Picture Press) 

The winners will be announced in November, at a ceremony hosted by Hachette Children's Group. 

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