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Carnegie Greenaway Shortlist 2016

The Carnegie Greenaway Shortlist for 2016 was released yesterday – these are the titles that are in the running for this prestigious prize:

  • There Will Be Lies, by Nick Lake – featured here on the blog in January
  • The Rest of Us Just Live Here, by Patrick Ness – which I need to get back from one of the S6 before it can be reviewed!
  • Five Children on the Western Front, by Kate Saunders – featured in February this year here
  • One, by Sarah Crossan – which I loved and raved about here
  • The Lie Tree, by Frances Hardinge- it has already won the Costa Award this year, read about it here
  • The Ghosts of Heaven, by Marcus Sedgwick – a wonderful spiral of a read
  • Fire Colour One, by Jenny Valentine – on my reading list for next weekend
  • Lies We Tell Ourselves, by Robin Talley – the only one of the shortlist that we do not have in the library, yet…

And on the Greenaway list is one of our Books of the Week from last year, The Sleeper and the Spindle, which is by Neil Gaiman and Chris Riddell, and has lovely words and beautiful pictures!

All the books are on the display area just inside the Library doors.

the ghosts of heaventhe rest of us just live herelies we tell ourselvesfire colour one

the lie treeThere will be liessleeper&spindleFive Children on the Western FrontOne

New Books in the Library – There Will Be Lies by Nick Lake

There will be liesNew from Nick Lake, author of the exciting Hostage Three, is the thrilling mystery There Will Be Lies.

There will be two lies, then there will be the truth.
And that will be the hardest of all.

Shelby Jane Cooper is seventeen. She lives with her mom, a court stenographer who likes to do cross-stitch and wants to keep Shelby safe. So safe, she barely goes out. So safe, she has never been to school. Safe as a newborn baby.

When a car knocks Shelby down, it’s the beginning and the end of everything. Her mother drags her away from her old life. All she can rely on is the lies she’s been told. Without them, who would she be?

Find There Will Be Lies on the New Books Display at the front of the Library.