TLI - Book Award Field NominationsNominate a Book! Survey

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1. Last Name.

Last Name.

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2. First Name.

First Name.

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3. Grade in school

Grade in school

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4. Title of Book

Title of Book

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5. Author of Book

Author of Book

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6. Year Published

Year Published

7. If you can locate the ISBN, type the number here.

If you can locate the ISBN, type the number here.

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8. Select one or more Awards

Select one or more Awards Best Fiction for Young Adults -Criteria: Young Adult (12-18) fiction published from Oct. 2011 through Dec. 2012. High quality writing. Adult books not allowed.

Quick Picks for Young Adults -Criteria: Fiction or nonfiction published from Oct. 2011 through Dec. 2012 geared for young adults (12-18) who don’t usually like to read. Typically, although not always, these books are shorter (200 pages or less,) and are high interest, fast paced, and have great covers. Can be published as either YA or adult.

Alex Award-Criteria: Top 10 fiction or nonfiction books published as ADULT books but that have strong appeal to young adults (12-18.) Must be published from Jan. 2012 through Dec. 2012.

Read On Wisconsin-Criteria: Great book that teens would enjoy reading and discussing, published within the previous year or two. List generally includes a variety of fiction, nonfiction, poetry (or novel in verse) and sometimes a graphic novel. Also look for multicultural books and Wisconsin authors.

9. One or two sentences describing what the book is about. (Not mandatory)

One or two sentences describing what the book is about. (Not mandatory)

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10. Brief statement explaining why you think this title should be a candidate for the award(s) you checked above (Note: Comments may be published, so the more lively and detailed the better Please avoid generic statements such as "This was a good book.")

Brief statement explaining why you think this title should be a candidate for the award(s) you checked above (Note: Comments may be published, so the more lively and detailed the better Please avoid generic statements such as "This was a good book.")