Yesterday, the Ontario Library Association announced its 2021 nominated titles for the Forest of Reading book award programs. For months, teachers and librarians on selection committees have been reading submitted books by Canadian creators to compile these exceptional lists from which young readers will select winners next spring. With ninety titles nominated, I've broken them down into three posts on CanLit for LittleCanadians Awards page (links provided below) or you can visit the Ontario Library Association's Forest of Reading page with its nominees. Also, check out how to register for this fabulous reading program. All young readers are welcome. Just select the right program for your young readers.
Congratulations to all nominees
and
Happy reading to Forest of Reading participants!
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(JK-Grade 2, English-language picture books)
Current nominees posted here
(Grades 3-4, English-language fiction and non-fiction)
Current nominees posted here
(Grades 3-6, English-language fiction)
Current nominees posted here
(Grades 4-8, English-language non-fiction)
Current nominees posted here
(Grades 7-8, English-language fiction)
Current nominees posted here
(Grades 9-12, English-language fiction)
Current nominees posted here
(French-language picture books, less text, simpler subject matters, perfect for read alouds)
Current nominees posted here
(shorter French-language chapter books maximum 100 pages or more mature picture books, larger text with pictures, simpler vocabulary and verb tenses)
Current nominees posted here
(French-language chapter books from 100 to 250 pages, smaller text with little or no illustrations, more complicated verb tenses and vocabulary)
Current nominees posted here
Let the Forest begin!
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